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The sixty-first chapter: Hail, may you be victorious, may you be pleased, the time has come for you to work for the welfare of the world. Indeed, this is the greatness of the Lord. ||12|| Then, the Lord Jinendra ascended the lotus-shaped chariot, and the earth seemed to tremble with joy. ||13|| At that time, the sound of the divine drums, which overpowered the sound of the clouds, was heard, proclaiming: "The Lord of the universe, the victor, is moving forward, carrying the wheel of Dharma, for the prosperity of all beings. By his movement, the beings of the three worlds will be enriched, their wealth will increase, and they will be free from excessive rain and other calamities." ||14-15|| At that time, the auspicious sound of the trumpet, accompanied by the sounds of the vina, flute, mridanga, large cymbals, conch, and kahl, was drowning out the roar of the ocean. ||16|| The great sound of departure, filled with excellent stories, shouts, songs, laughter, and other sounds of joy, filled the space between heaven and earth. ||17|| In the sky, the Kinnaris sang beautiful songs, the Apsaras danced, the Gandharvas and other gods played drums with joy, and humans, gods, and demons, bowing down, praised the Lord, who was worthy of worship by the virtuous, with auspicious hymns of victory. ||18-19|| On the earth too, everywhere, people were filled with divine dances, music, and instruments that captivated the mind. ||20|| The Lokapalas, accompanied by their retinues, were protecting everyone from all directions. It is right, for it is the duty of servants to be well-established in their duties and serve their masters. ||21|| Many gods, with radiant eyes, were chasing away all violent beings from all sides. ||22|| At that time, the joyful ocean, with its waves raised like hands adorned with rings of jewels, bowed down with its head in the form of a wave, and offered salutations to the Lord. ||23||