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The second chapter was served by beautiful celestial princes, sent by Indra, who were like young boys, with charming humility. ||7|| With them, the parents, the family, and the three worlds attained supreme happiness. ||79|| At his birth, all the powerful kings who were his father's long-time enemies became submissive, bowing their heads. ||80|| The courtyard of his father's palace was always filled with chariots, intoxicated elephants, horses swift as the wind, caravans of camels laden with gifts, and many kings, lords of their realms, eager to see the king of kings, abandoning their umbrellas, fly whisks, and vehicles. ||81-83|| Just as a lotus is not attached to water, so his mind was not attached to pleasurable objects, being free from the taint of karma. ||84|| Knowing that all wealth is fleeting like lightning, he renounced the world, becoming self-enlightened, and his initiation was attended by the gods of the heavens. ||85|| He worshipped the three jewels - right faith, right knowledge, and right conduct - and destroyed the four destructive karmas. ||86|| Having attained omniscience, illuminating both the world and the beyond, he established the Dharma-tirtha for the benefit of the world, and he himself became fulfilled. ||87|| Having attained all that was attainable and accomplished all that was to be done, his every effort, like the sun, was solely for the benefit of others. ||88|| He possessed a body that was naturally free from impurities and sweat, white as milk, with blood like red sandalwood, with a perfect form, a pleasant fragrance, and a strong constitution, endowed with infinite strength, adorned with beautiful marks, speaking words that were beneficial and appropriate, and a treasure house of immeasurable virtues. ||89-90|| Within two hundred yojanas of his dwelling, there could be no famine, no suffering of others, no excessive rain, no drought, or any other calamity. ||91||