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## Chapter Twenty-Seventh
Having become the disciple of the Guru Anantamati, he became a celestial being in the Brahma-loka, the lord of the Chandra-abha Vimana. ||117||
The being, Sri-bhutika, who was previously a hunter, emerged from the seventh earth and became a serpent. Entering the Ratna-prabha, the first earth, he wandered among the animals, experiencing suffering. ||118||
He was born as a son to a tapasvi named Kha-mali, in the forest of Bhutaraman, on the banks of the river Airavati, to a woman named Kanaka-keshi. ||119||
He was like a deer, with deer antlers, and was performing the Pancha-agni tapas. By chance, he saw the celestial being Chandra-abha, who was flying in the sky. He recognized him as a Vidya-dhar, and as a result, he was born as the son of the Vidya-dhar, named Vidyut-damstra, from the womb of the queen Vidyut-prabha, whose efforts are illuminated by knowledge. ||120-121||
The being of Vajra-ayudha, having fallen from the state of Sarva-artha-siddhi, became Sanjayanta, and the being of Jayanta, having fallen from the Brahma-loka, became you, Dharanendra. ||122||
See the power of enmity! King Singha-sena had wronged the being of Sri-bhutika in one birth, but by harboring enmity, the being of Sri-bhutika killed Singha-sena in many births. ||123||
The being of Sri-bhutika, consumed by anger due to intense enmity, repeatedly plotted against Singha-sena, but what did he gain from it? On the contrary, his actions destroyed his own happiness. ||124||
The being of Singha-sena, while he was an elephant, attained Jain Dharma and became free from enmity. As a result, in his fifth birth, he attained liberation through the Sanjayanta Paryaya. But you, being a Naga-indra, are still clinging to enmity and wandering in the cycle of existence. ||125||
O Dharanendra! Knowing that enmity is the cause of the growth of this terrible cycle of existence, abandon it. And quickly abandon the root of all this, which is the false view. ||126||
Thus, being awakened by the words of Aditya-abha Deva, Dharanendra abandoned all enmity and embraced the right view, which leads to liberation from the cycle of existence. ||127||
Then, Dharanendra said to the Vidya-dharas, who were distressed like birds with broken wings, their efforts shattered due to the destruction of their knowledge: "O all Vidya-dharas! Quickly establish on this mountain the image of Sanjayanta, which is purifying, and build a temple with five arches, one hundred cubits high." ||128-129||