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## Chapter Sixty-Two
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**5.** Who gives happiness or sorrow in the cycle of existence? Who is a friend or an enemy? In reality, one's own actions bring happiness or sorrow.
**52.** Rama has gone to fetch water for me. Until he returns, you should leave quickly. He might become agitated towards you.
**53.** Go and inform the Pandavas of everything beforehand. They are well-wishers and close to our family, and they will surely protect you.
**54.** Saying this, he gave him his Kaustubha gem as a token of recognition and respect. He then turned slightly and said, "Go."
**55.** Taking the Kaustubha gem in his hand, Jaratkumar said, "O Lord, please forgive me." Saying this, he slowly removed the arrow and left from there.
**56.** After Jaratkumar left, Krishna was overwhelmed with pain from his wound. He turned towards the north and bowed to the five Supreme Beings.
**57.** With folded hands, he repeatedly bowed to the present Tirthankara, Shri Nemijineendra, remembering his virtues.
**58.** Because all the troubles of the earth are destroyed by the conduct of the Jina, Krishna, with his head bowed, lay down on the earth as his bed.
**59.** He, whose entire body was covered with clothes, whose mind was free from all attachments, and who was friendly with all, was filled with such auspicious thoughts.
**60.** Blessed are those sons, grandsons, wives, brothers, gurus, and friends who, considering the future, engage in austerities before the fire of calamities.
**61.** It is a great misfortune that thousands of wives and thousands of friends, without performing austerities, met their death in the mouth of fire.
**62.** Due to the heavy burden of my karma, I have not performed austerities. May my right faith be my support in escaping the cycle of existence.
**50.** Leave, the entire world inevitably experiences the consequences of its actions.
*The one who gives happiness or sorrow is karma, it shakes the world.
Just as the wind shakes the flag, so does karma shake the world.*