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## The Fourth Chapter
Thus, the Lord, the Dhyani, Shatakumbha Prabhu, the Master, was ready to perform the act of charity for the benefit of the world. ||1||
Free from all defects, he had embraced the vow of silence and, after completing the image-yoga for six months, the valiant Lord began to wander the earth. ||2||
The people saw the Lord wandering, his form towering, his body radiating light, as if a second sun were moving. ||3||
Wherever the Lord placed his feet, it seemed as if lotuses were blooming on the earth. ||4||
His shoulders were as high as Mount Meru, radiant, adorned with long, flowing locks of hair, and the Lord, with great care, looked down as he walked. ||5||
One day, while wandering, the Lord, who seemed like Mount Meru himself in his splendor, entered Hastinapur at midday. ||6||
Seeing the Lord, who shone like the midday sun, all the men and women of Hastinapur were struck with wonder and lost consciousness. ||7||
People brought him various colored clothes, different kinds of jewels, elephants, horses, chariots, and other vehicles. ||8||
Some men brought beautiful maidens, with faces like the full moon, eyes like lotuses, and adorned with graceful attire. ||9||
But these virtuous maidens were not pleasing to the Lord, and they, feeling rejected, cast away their ornaments and stood there, meditating on the Lord. ||10||
Then, the king, Shreyans, standing on the top of his palace, looked at the Lord with affection and remembered his past life. ||11||