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The fourteenth vow
1. It destroys the heat of the sun, makes it like frost, and fills the whole world with rain in an instant. || 121 || It burns the world to ashes with its mere glance, like the poisonous snake, lifts Mount Meru, and scatters the ocean. || 122 || It lifts the celestial wheel, frightens Indra, Rudra, and other gods, rains jewels and gold, and creates groups of mountains. || 123 || It pacifies the most severe diseases with the dust of its feet, and gives humans many other wondrous riches. || 124 || A being can do many other difficult things through the power of Dharma. In truth, nothing is impossible for Dharma. || 125 || Those who die with Dharma transcend the celestial wheel and are born in the heavens of Saudharma and other abodes of virtue. || 126 || Some become ordinary gods, some become Indra, and some become Ahminndra, by acquiring Dharma. || 127 || Through the power of Dharma, beings are born in palaces made of gold, crystal, and lapis lazuli pillars, with walls of gold and other precious metals that always shine, very high and with many floors. || 128 || Their floors are made of various gems like ruby, yogurt-colored, and honey-colored, with strings of pearls hanging down, and adorned with windows. || 129 || Their edges are decorated with beautiful paintings of deer, yak, cows, lions, elephants, and other animals. || 130 || They are equipped with moon-like halls, adorned with flags and garlands, and their chambers are furnished with beautiful beds and seats. || 131 || Those who practice Dharma are born in places like vimanas, which are equipped with musical instruments, travel according to their will, are accompanied by good companions, adorned with lotus and other decorations, and whose brilliance eclipses the sun's radiance and the moon's light. || 132-133 || Through the power of Dharma, beings obtain:
1. The moon.
2. The dust of the feet.
3. Flags and garlands.
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