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Padmapurana
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Just as the mind of an extremely wicked person makes all high and low equal, so the flood of water flowing with great speed made all the high and low land equal. ||55|| The masses of water on the earth were roaring, and the masses of clouds in the sky were roaring, as if they were searching for the fleeing summer, the enemy. ||56|| The mountains adorned with waterfalls were covered with very dense clusters of creepers. They looked as if the clouds had fallen down under the weight of a lot of water. ||57|| In the natural land of the forest, moving here and there, Indragopa (Veerbahuti) insects were visible. They looked as if the pieces of the sun, ground by the clouds, had fallen on the earth. ||58|| The lightning was moving quickly in all directions, as if the eye of the sky was looking to see which country was filled with water and which was not. ||59|| The sky was adorned with a rainbow, holding many kinds of brilliance, as if it were adorned with a very high and beautiful archway. ||60|| The polluted rivers, which were bringing down both banks, in which terrible whirlpools were rising, and which were flowing with great speed, looked like adulterous women. ||61|| The women who were frightened by the roar of the clouds, and whose eyes were as fickle as those of a deer, were quickly embracing the pillars. ||62|| The emigrants, whose consciousness was being shaken by the extremely terrible roar, were bewildered, with their eyes fixed in the direction where the woman was. ||63|| The Digambar Muni Rajas, who were always eager to practice compassion (mercy), having reached the Prasoo place, had taken the vow of the Chaturmas Vrat. ||64|| The Shravakas, who were observing various kinds of vows, such as Aakhari, etc., according to their strength, and who were always eager to serve the saints, had taken the Digvrat. ||65|| Thus, when the rainy season arrived, filled with clouds, the two father and son, the Nirgrantha saints Kirtidhar Muni Raj and Sukoshal Swami, observing the appropriate conduct, came to the cremation ground, which was filled with the darkness of trees, 1. Praskhalasyava M., Kha. | 2. Richhanna M. | 3. Gopaga: M., J. 1 4. Yasyamashayam dishi pramada tasyamashayam ahitekshana: pradatta lochanah. | 5. Chaturnam masanam samaharaschaturmasi tasyavratam. | 6. Digviramashritam M.