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## Chapter Thirty-Two
Then, one day, Rohini, while lying on a beautiful bed with her husband Vasudeva, saw four auspicious dreams. ||1||
In the first dream, she saw a majestic elephant, white like the moon, with a deep roar. In the second dream, she saw a vast ocean, with towering waves and a thunderous roar. In the third dream, she saw the full moon, fulfilling her desires, and in the fourth dream, she saw a lion, white as a jasmine flower, entering her mouth. ||2-3||
Awakening in the morning, with eyes like blooming lotuses, Rohini recounted these dreams to her husband. He interpreted them, saying, "My dear, you will soon have a son, who will be wise, valiant, invincible, radiant like the moon, a unique hero, the lord of the earth, and beloved by the people." ||4-5||
Hearing this auspicious interpretation of her dreams from her husband, the beautiful Rohini was overjoyed and her face shone like the moon. ||6||
At that very moment, the great celestial being, Maha Shukra, fell from heaven and entered Rohini's womb, just as a precious gem is embedded in the earth. ||7||
After nine months, Rohini, whose womb was full, gave birth to a son, beautiful like the moon, under auspicious stars. ||8||
Seeing the birth of this son, King Rudhira, along with Jarasandha and other kings who had been staying at his palace for a year, were delighted and returned to their respective kingdoms. King Rudhira honored them all with great hospitality. ||9||
This child, named Rama, grew up, spreading his fame throughout the earth, bringing joy to his parents and relatives. ||10||
One day, all the brothers, including Samudravijaya, were gathered in the grand hall of King Rudhira's palace, eager to serve Vasudeva, when a divine Vidya-dhari descended from the sky and greeted them. ||11||
She addressed Vasudeva, saying, "…." ||12||