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## The Twenty-First Chapter
Padmavati, the wife of Padma-netra, was a woman of great beauty. Her eyes were like lotuses, she was adorned with auspicious marks, and all her desires were fulfilled. ||12||
One night, while sleeping on a comfortable bed in her beautiful palace, she saw sixteen auspicious dreams in the last watch of the night. ||13||
She dreamt of an elephant, two bulls, a lion, the coronation of Lakshmi, two garlands, the moon, the sun, two fish, a pot, a lotus-filled lake, the ocean, a throne adorned with jewels, an aerial chariot, a bright palace, a heap of jewels, and fire. ||14-15||
Astonished and bewildered, the wise queen Padmavati woke up and, after performing her morning rituals, went to her husband with great humility. ||16||
With folded hands, she asked her husband, the knower of justice, about the meaning of her dreams, while sitting comfortably on a beautiful seat. ||17||
As her husband was explaining the meaning of her dreams, a rain of jewels began to fall from the sky. ||18||
By the command of Indra, a happy Yaksha showered three and a half crore jewels on her house every day. ||19||
For fifteen months, the continuous rain of wealth transformed the entire city into a city of jewels and gold. ||20||
All the goddesses, like Shri and Hri, who resided in the lotus ponds of Padma, Mahapadma, etc., along with their families, served the mother of the Jina with great respect. ||21||
Then, the Lord was born. As soon as he was born, Indra, along with the Lokapalas, performed his abhisheka with the water of the ocean of milk on Mount Meru with great splendor. ||22||
After the abhisheka, Indra worshipped, praised, and prostrated before the Jina, and then lovingly placed him in his mother's lap. ||23||
Since the time the Lord was in the womb, his mother had become particularly devoted to good vows, hence he became known as Muni-Suvrata. ||24||
Muni-Suvrata, whose face was like the full moon, conquered the entire world with his radiant body and defeated all his enemies with his prowess. ||25||