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Harivamsha Purana
"The Jina, accompanied by the beautiful Amarasen, reached the Girnar mountain, which is as radiant as Mount Meru. He who conquers the army of sins, is like the moon, radiant with beauty. ||113||
On this mountain, where the sun and moon, the destroyers of darkness, do not appear at the end of night and day, what is the point of describing its height? ||114||
This mountain, devoid of ugly flowers, is adorned with birds that fly in the streams of light, mango trees laden with fruits that offer sweet juice, and various kinds of trees full of flowers. ||115||
In that immaculate grove of the Girnar mountain, which appears like Mount Meru due to its jewels and gold, which is marked by the collection of various metals, which attracts Kinnara gods with its peaks, and which captivates the minds of humans and gods with its forest earth, a solitary lion, devoid of monkeys, roamed. There, Indra, along with Vishnu-Krishna, offered their respects to the Jina, the conqueror of passions. ||116||
In the grove, the Jina, the lord of the universe, was honored by the gods, and the lion, along with Vishnu, offered their respects to him. ||117||
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