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## Chapter Fifty-Five
In the city of Dwarakapuri, the glorious, sinless (Avrjina) Lord, having come to take food, was offered a meal of excellent kheer by the great and glorious Pravardatta, who was blessed with great merit and was praised by the assembly of gods. (129)
On the path of penance, the princess Rajimati, filled with immense separation, endured the pain like the moon in separation from the sun, her mind filled with the thought of her father, who was engaged in penance for the welfare of the people. (130)
Overwhelmed by intense grief, Rajimati wept continuously, her ornaments and hair loose, surrounded by her attendants, her sorrowful cries echoing through the vast expanse of the sky and earth. (131)
With her beautiful hips and full breasts, adorned with a necklace of tears, she sometimes blamed her fate for taking away her beloved, and sometimes blamed her handsome husband. (132)
Her grief subsided by the words of her wise teachers, who encouraged her to embrace penance. She then resolved to engage in penance, which brings peace and happiness and removes misfortune. (133)
(In the Shalini meter)
Rajimati, whose beauty is like a lotus, adorned with the splendor of her hands and feet, has embraced a path that brings an end to suffering. Knowing this, her family members have found solace from their mental anguish. (134)