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In the Pappapurana, thereafter, having reached the paths of the ears through the qualities of the Kaitan Matā, all were filled with supreme joy, revealing inward delight. 53. Having heard this news, even the maiden blossomed with delight, like the kumudini (water lily) upon merely seeing the rays of the moon. 54. Meanwhile, at that very moment, the time of the spring season arrived, and the cold season was energized to capture the beauty of the women's lotus-like faces. 55. The Kamalini (lotus) bloomed, and new clusters of lotuses, having long anticipated, began to mix with the gathering of bumblebees. 56. The dense foliage, flowers, and sprouts were produced abundantly, seemingly vibrating with the embrace of the goddess of spring. 57. The honey-drenched blooms created a melody that pierced the hearts of people, akin to the arrows of Kamadeva (the god of love). 58. The sweet calls of the cuckoos, which disrupt the pride of women, began to evoke a sense of agitation in the people, as if the spring itself were engaged in conversation. 59. The lips of the women, previously affixed with pain from their husbands' bites, now experienced a refreshing clarity after a long time. 60. A heavy affection began to manifest among the beings of the world, apparent through their altruistic deeds. 61. The wandering bumblebee, with the wind of its wings, began to relieve a tired bumblebee from its exertions. 62. At that time, a buck was uprooting tender grass for the doe, which brought her delight akin to receiving nectar. 63. The elephant was scratching itself for the comfort of the female elephant. In this act, its mouth's foliage fell and the female elephant's eyes closed with pleasure. 64. The vine-like women, with clusters of breasts leaning down and hands like leaves swaying, embraced the tree-like men with the bees perched upon their eyes. 65.
From the southern direction emerged the Malaya (a fragrant wind).
1. This is Kaitan Matā.
2. The qualities of Kaitan Matā.
3. Bumblebee.
4. Of the arrows of love.
5. Manifesting beauty.
6. Emerging.
7. As the buck scratches.
8. The mouth fell.
9. The comfort of the female elephant.
10. They embraced equally.
11. Emerging from the mouth.
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