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## Chapter Sixty-One
The earth, adorned with all auspiciousness and vibrant with the rustling of crops, joyfully massaged the feet of the Lord with her lotus-like hands. ||39||
The sky, adorned with a garland of blooming lotuses, brought forth the beauty of the ever-flowing lakes, as it was touched by the rays of the sun, the feet of the Jina. ||80||
All the seasons, as if seen by the Lord of Equal Vision, were united in their growth, without any distinction. Truly, the essence of mastery lies in being free from discrimination. ||81||
The earth, known as "Ratnasur" (Jewel-bearing), was overflowing with treasures, wealth, food, mines, and nectar. ||82||
Yama, whose power was defeated by the might of the Lord, the conqueror of death, did not desire to seize anyone's life untimely in the world ruled by the Dharmachakra. (Meaning: Where the Dharmachakra of the Lord prevails, no one dies untimely.) ||83||
Time (Yama) was the servant of the Lord, and out of fear of going against His will, he abandoned his own inconsistencies and followed the Lord's wishes. (Meaning: Time, with its variations of cold, heat, day, and night, was always consistent, following the Lord's will.) ||84||
All the stationary and mobile beings in the Lord's dwelling place were experiencing happiness. This is the true nature of the world, to be a source of benefit for all. ||85||
All beings, including snakes, scorpions, and others, who were naturally hostile by birth, were united in unwavering friendship through the Lord's command. ||86||
How could the wind, carrying the fragrance of the Lord, ever attain it? Thus, the Lord taught the living beings the lesson of service, while remaining peaceful and serving Him. (Meaning: The cool, fragrant wind was serving the Lord, as if teaching the living beings the art of service.) ||87||
The daughters of the directions, adorned with the brilliance of pure light, which emerged from the disappearance of the darkness of dust, worshipped the Lord of the directions with offerings of flowers. ||88||