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The Seventh Chapter
149
Fame is the ornament of ornaments, the best of all ornaments. Virtues reside in him like family members along with fame. ||144||
Desiring the highest prosperity, he came from his lineage. He was displaced from his position by Indra, the king of the gods. ||145||
Abandoning fear, the brave one was capable of achieving knowledge. He went to the forest of flowers, where ghosts, goblins, and other such beings were roaring. ||146||
While he was learning knowledge, Vyombindu sent his daughter, who was already knowledgeable about knowledge and who was destined to become Ratnashrava's wife, to serve him during his penance. ||147||
She stood respectfully near the yogi, her hands folded, waiting for his command. ||148||
Then, when Ratnashrava's penance was completed, he bowed to the perfected Lord. At that time, his eyes fell upon Kekasi, who was standing alone. Simplicity was dripping from her eyes. ||149||
Her eyes were like blue lotuses, her face like a lotus, her teeth like buds of jasmine, her arms like garlands of shirisha flowers, and her lower lip like a rose. ||150||
The fragrance of jasmine flowers emanated from her breath, her complexion was like that of a champak flower, and her entire body seemed to be made of flowers. ||151||
Kekasi, standing near Ratnashrava, seemed as if Lakshmi, captivated by his form, had left her lotus-shaped home and come to him with great longing, her eyes fixed on his feet. ||152||
Her body was bending downwards due to the shame caused by seeing the extraordinary man, and her breasts were trembling with the fear-filled breaths she was taking. ||153||
She was touching the nearby leaves with her beauty, and the fragrance of her breath was attracting a swarm of intoxicated bees, making the forest restless. ||154||
She was bending so low due to her extreme delicacy that youth was embracing her with fear. Kekasi was like the ultimate creation. ||155||
To gather all the wonders of the world, as if...
1. Pushpantakam ma.
2. Madyodnabhavini k. kh. j. (Mandodyotodbhavini)
3. Sutam ma.
4. Vasasam ma.
5. Vilpanti ma.
6. Nantikigatan ma.