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## Chapter Thirty-Eight
**35.** Shriya, Dhriti, Asha, Varuni, Pundarikinī, Alambusa, Mishrakeshi, and Hiya, all these goddesses stood with chamaras in their hands, adorned like the Ganges and other rivers, overflowing with foam and waves.
**36.** Kanakanakchitra, Chitra, Trishīras, and Sūtramaṇi, renowned among the gods of the three worlds, these goddesses, like lightning, were shining near the Jina, as if they were vines of lightning, destroying darkness near the clouds.
**37.** Along with them, the foremost of all the lightning goddesses, Ruchka-prabha, Ruchka, Ruchka-bha, and Ruchka-jjvala, and the four foremost of the directional goddesses, Vijay and others, were performing the Jina's birth ceremony, following the proper rituals.
**38.** Before the Jina's birth, Kubera had adorned the city of Suryapur with wondrous beauty. His palaces were adorned with tall, lofty flags, and he seemed eager to conquer the splendor of the Indra-loka. The gods and asuras of the four realms, along with their respective Indras, came quickly, paying homage to the Jina, and circumambulated the city three times, gazing at its beauty.
**39.** Then, Indra, the friend of the virtuous and the knower of proper conduct, entered the city and stood near the palace of Shiva. With respect, he ordered the pure and playful Indrani to bring the newborn child. Following her husband's command, Indrani entered the delivery room. At that time, Indrani, filled with respect, was radiating beauty.
**40.** There, she respectfully bowed to the Jina-mother and, using divine magic, put her to sleep. Then, she placed another child, created by divine magic, beside her. After that, Indrani gently picked up the Jina child and gave him to her husband, Indra. The king of the gods, Indra, bowed to the Jina child with his head and took him in his arms.
**41.** Indra, with his thousand eyes, could not be satisfied even after gazing at the Jina child, whose face was like the moon, whose eyes had conquered the white lotus, whose radiance had surpassed the beauty of the forest of blue lotuses, and whose hands and feet had conquered the lotuses.