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The forty-first chapter: 'The one who has fully developed all knowledge, perception and clairvoyance, who is pure in his actions, who is awake and has a unique vision, who has seen all the moving and non-moving beings in the three worlds. He has adorned himself with the pure gems of right faith, right knowledge and right conduct, which are the three aspects of the path, and has accumulated the auspicious nature of a Tirthankara through the intense austerities of his past lives, which are rooted in the sixteen causes. ||1||
From the state of that Tirthankara nature and the stages of his experience, a great ocean of extraordinary and wonderful merit arose, which, like the wind, stirred the mountains of the families of the gods, who served his feet. He is the chief of the age, and his pure fame is proclaimed by the sound of the drums, which are amplified by the buzzing of the bees, who are the devout souls, who are not satisfied with seeing his lotus-like face. ||2||
O Lord! You have purified all of Bharatavarsha with the purity of your birth, which is made white by your fame. You have conquered the sun with the brilliance of your body, which is like the peak of the great mountain of the Hari dynasty, which is like a young sun. O Lord! You have conquered the full moon with the brilliance of your body, which is more radiant than any other. And you have adorned the faces of all the directions with the clusters of your brilliance, which are like the blue sapphire. Therefore, O Nemijinaendra! I bow to you. ||3||
O Lord! O Supreme Lord! O Creator of the Universe! O Incomparable! O Unique! You are the teacher of the three worlds, and you are the possessor of a keen intellect. As soon as you were born here, you showed the path of liberation, which is beneficial, famous and incomparable. By accepting it and performing various austerities, the devout souls have destroyed all their sinful karma, which is like dirt, according to the rules. ||4||
Indra began to praise Nemijinaendra in this way.