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The Padma Purana says, "Having attained supreme joy by meeting you, the mountain is laughing as if with the swift streams. (292) The trees, bowed down by the weight of their fruits, with their soft leaves swaying, and laughing with their flowers, have attained joy. (293) The forest plains of this mountain, with the sweet sounds of peacocks, mynas, parrots, and cuckoos, seem to be engaged in conversation. (294) In this mountain, caves adorned with the shadows of various metals, with groups of trees as their garments, and perfumed with the fragrance of flowers, are shining like women. (295) In the ponds, lotus flowers, worthy of being offered to the Jinas, are blooming, resembling your face. (296) O Vamini, be patient, do not be overcome by anxiety. The gods here will bring you all kinds of good fortune. (297) Now, at the beginning of the day, the birds are chirping, as if they are making a joyful noise, knowing your healthy body. (298) These trees, standing on the tips of their branches, and moved by the gentle breeze, are releasing cool drops of dew, as if they are shedding tears of joy. (299) To inform you of this, first, like a messenger, the red-hued evening has been sent, and now, behind her, the sun is rising. (300) Hearing this, Anjana replied, "O friend, all of you are my relatives. With you here, this forest is like a city to me. (301) The person who serves someone in times of distress, in ordinary times, and in times of celebration, is their true friend, while the one who brings sorrow is an enemy, even if they are a relative. (302) Saying this, they both placed the image of the Devadhideva Muni Suvrata Nath in the cave and continued to worship him. Their food was provided by the power of knowledge. (303) The Gandharva, filled with compassion, protected these two women from all sides, making music every day in devotion to the Jina. (304)
1. Do not be anxious. 2. What is the use of lamenting? 3. Food provided by the power of knowledge.