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The Padma Purana states:
Those who await the time of the great ascetics, they enjoy pleasures like the Harishena Chakravarti. (332)
Harishena, having waited for the time of the ascetics, accumulated great merit, and thus attained the highest Lakshmi. (333)
Those who, with pure vision, are inspired by the thought of meditation, approach the ascetic and become one-minded, (334)
They spend their time in unity and attain liberation. They are born in celestial vehicles, adorned with the brilliance of jewels. (335)
With pure hearts, they dwell in those celestial vehicles, illuminated by eternal light, and play amidst the apsaras for a long time. (336)
Those who wear fine garlands, have beautiful bracelets on their wrists, wear a belt around their waist, a crown on their head, and are attended by umbrellas and fly whisks, are such gods, due to the influence of the one-minded vow. (337)
Those who are attached to the highest vows and observe the Anuvrata, knowing the impermanence of the body, and whose hearts are peaceful, (338)
They fast on the eighth and fourteenth days with a pure mind, and thus bind themselves to the long life of Trivishtapa. (339)
Some of them are born in the heavens of Saudharma, etc., some attain the position of Indra, and others, due to their purity, attain liberation. (340)
Those who are constantly humble, endowed with good qualities and character, and whose minds are always engaged in austerity, undoubtedly go to heaven. (341)
There, they enjoy pleasures according to their desires, become human, enjoy great kingdoms, and embrace the Jain faith. (342)
Having embraced the Jain faith, they gradually adopt the character of the ascetics, and through its influence, attain the abode of the liberated, free from all karma. (343)
Whoever, with mind, speech, and body, praises and bows to the Jinas in the three periods of time, (344)