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## Sixteen Chapters
Even though happiness is temporary for living beings, starting from birth, and death is inevitable, even then, there is unhappiness in this world. Therefore, O noble beings, serve the sun of Dharma, as spoken by the Jinas, which brings abundant and continuous happiness and destroys the darkness of worldly suffering. ||243||
Thus ends the sixteenth chapter of the Padmacharita, composed by the Acharya known as Ravishena, which describes the union of Pavanajaya and Anjana. ||16||
**Notes:**
* **Pavanajaya and Anjana:** These are characters from Jain mythology.
* **Jinas:** The Jain Tirthankaras, enlightened beings who have attained liberation.
* **Dharma:** The Jain path to liberation, which emphasizes non-violence, truthfulness, and self-control.
* **Bhavyas:** Souls who are destined to attain liberation.
* **Padmacharita:** A Jain text that narrates the life stories of the Tirthankaras.