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**Saptavasha Parva**
385
Having heard this, he who was concealed in the cow-window fell into a rage due to enmity towards her. As he set out for battle, he saw another lady resembling a Chakravaki, and, struck by separation, he swiftly sank into the beautiful mind-lake.
201. Just as a friend is kindly led to his beloved at the appropriate time, having taken the embryo, he left to fulfill his father's command.
202. Thus saying, the eminent sage, endowed with great compassion, spoke again, like amrit flowing from the autumnal skies.
203. “You, suffering child, are afflicted by this sorrow due to the fruits of your actions. Therefore, do not again engage in this evil act.”
204. The happiness that arises in this world comes, indeed, primarily from devotion to the Jineshvara.
205. Therefore, be a devotee of the Jineshvara, who rescues from worldly existence, and perform puja to the munis according to your capability.
206. Fortunately, you have attained knowledge through the great restraint of the noble Arya at that time. That noble one uplifted you, who were sinking into downfall, as if pulling you up by the hand.
207. This extremely fortunate embryo has taken refuge in your womb, and will become a recipient of many great auspiciousness in the future.
208. O beautiful one! From this embryo, you will attain supreme prosperity. No divine being can diminish its prowess.
209. In a little while, you will unite with your husband, thus keep your mind happy and free from negligence, O auspicious one.
210. Upon hearing this from the sage, the two friends, who were exceedingly joyful and whose lotus-like eyes blossomed, bowed to the sage repeatedly.
211. After that, the sage with a pure heart, having bestowed blessings upon both of them, went to a place suitable for restraint in the sky.
212. That eminent sage remained in the cave in the posture of Parayankasana; thus, in time, that cave came to be known on earth as "Payank Cave."
213. Thus, King Mahendra...
1. Thus spoke M.
2. You are referred to M.
3. By devotion M.
4. You (are) K.
5. Having been well-fed M.
6. Free from negligence B.
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