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## Chapter Sixty-One
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All beings see their seven past and seven future births in the radiant halo behind the Lord, where the ultimate brilliance shines. || 57 ||
Three umbrellas, supremely pure, adorned the Lord's head, embodying the essence of the three worlds. They seemed to proclaim the Lord's sovereignty over the three realms. || 58 ||
Thousands of self-moving fly whisks, like swans around Mount Meru, adorned the Lord. || 59 ||
Rishis followed the Lord, surrounded by gods. Indra, as the doorkeeper, walked ahead with the eight Vasus. || 60 ||
Then, Lakshmi, the embodiment of the three worlds, accompanied by Sachi, holding auspicious offerings, followed Indra. She seemed like a reflection of the Lakshmi of pure knowledge. || 61 ||
All the gods, accompanied by their consorts, followed, bearing auspicious offerings. For the Lord's auspicious journey is always filled with auspicious offerings. || 62 ||
Two treasuries, Shankha and Padma, led the way, adorned with radiant crowns. They granted the desires of all beings and showered them with gold and jewels. || 63 ||
Naga Kumaras, with serpents adorned with radiant gem-like lamps on their hoods, followed. They seemed to emulate the lamp of pure knowledge, which dispels the darkness of ignorance. || 64 ||
All the Agni Kumaras, holding censers, followed. The fragrance of the incense spread to the ends of the world, signifying the fragrance of the Jina. || 65 ||
Devotees of the Lord, the Moon and Sun, with their serene and fiery qualities, followed, carrying auspicious mirrors reflecting their own radiance. || 66 ||
Golden umbrellas were erected to shield the Lord from the heat. They seemed to enclose everything, protecting from the heat. || 67 ||