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In the Harivamsha Purana, the banners, like hands, were waving, defeating the opponents. The merciful ones, like the forms of the Lord, were dancing, like victory flags. ||18||
The glorious victory banner, named Vijayanti, was shining brightly. It was like the pure moonlight illuminating the lotus-like eyes of the three worlds. ||69||
The goddesses, who reside in the lower and upper worlds, and those who dwell in various places on earth, were dancing in front of the Lord, expressing eight emotions of love and joy. ||70||
The sound of the Nandi, which filled all directions and sub-directions with its deep and sweet melody, resonated repeatedly, having conquered the clouds of the rainy season. ||71||
The Dharmachakra, which had conquered the sun with its brilliance, was adorned with thousands of rays of light. Surrounded by a group of gods, it was destroying the darkness of the sky. ||72||
The roaring gods, who were marching ahead, proclaimed with their shouts, "This is the Lord of all the worlds. Come, come, and bow down to him." ||73||
At that time, many excellent celestial beings, following the influence of Lord Neminath, were running through all directions and paths, shouting victory cries. ||74||
Those who accompanied the Lord on this divine journey, filled with many wonders, received all kinds of wonders on earth, including the sight of wealth. ||75||
In the land where the Lord resided, there were no afflictions, diseases, mental or physical suffering, or excessive rains, as if the Lord's command prevented them. ||76||
There, the blind could see, the deaf could hear, the mute could speak clearly, and the lame could walk. ||77||
There was neither excessive heat nor excessive cold, nor the division of day and night, and no other inauspicious activities could prevail. ||78||
1. Parivadinah m. | 2. Iveshamsha m. | 3. Vibhoriyam Vaibhavi | 4. 'Ashirvachansamyukta stutiriyasmatprayujyate. Devadvijanapadinaam tasmaan naandīti samjñita ||' 5. Yati m., k. | 6. Viyatiti m. | 7. Avayo v m. | 8. Nah m. | 9. Vikrayante cha mah.