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## Chapter 622
**50.** Every day, Hari (Krishna) resided on the Raivatak mountain, which was like a cool nectar in the scorching heat, as it was a source of joy and adorned with cool waterfalls.
**51.** Although naturally averse to the pollen of passion, due to the insistence of his wives, the Tirthankara (Neminaath) engaged in water sports in the cool, water-filled reservoir.
**52.** The wives of the Yadu king, filled with joy, sometimes swam, sometimes dived deep, and sometimes playfully splashed water on each other's faces with water-spouting devices.
**53.** When they began to splash water on the Lord with their cupped hands and water-spouting devices, he quickly retaliated, driving them away like the ocean repelling rivers with its powerful waves.
**54.** This unique bath was not only a source of joy and delight for the people, but also colored the water with the fragrance of various fragrant ointments that spread throughout the area.
**55.** Just as a group of playful elephants, with their trunks churning the lotuses, remain in the water for a long time with a great elephant, so too did the group of young women, with their hands churning the lotuses, remain in the water for a long time. This water sport dispelled all their fear of the summer sun.
**56.** Their earrings had fallen, their tilak had faded, their anxiety had increased, their eyes had become restless, their lips had turned pale, their belts had loosened, and their hair had come undone, giving them a beauty akin to that of a woman in the throes of love.
**57.** Then, adorned with ornaments brought by their attendants, the women, filled with joy, wiped the Lord's body with clothes and dressed him in new garments.