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Padmapurana
He who attained the supreme state of all knowledge, whose body, like pure crystal, did not cast a shadow. ||12|| Whose eyes were serene, free from the flicker of eyelids, whose nails, hair, and body were all of a uniform, deep blue, and lustrous hue. ||13|| Whose heart was filled with universal compassion, whose gentle breeze brought joy to all beings, whose very presence was the cause of happiness in the world. ||94|| Whose presence caused all trees to bear fruits and flowers of every season, and the earth to become like a mirror. ||15|| Whose fragrant wind, extending for a yojana, cleansed the earth of dust, stones, thorns, and other impurities. ||96|| Whose presence was adorned by lightning-like flashes, accompanied by thunderous roars, and showered with fragrant water by enthusiastic and respectful clouds. ||97|| Whose footsteps caused lotus flowers to bloom on the earth, as he moved through the sky. ||98|| Whose presence caused the earth to be adorned with abundant fruits, humble rice, and other crops, and to become the source of all sustenance. ||19|| Whose presence caused the sky to become clear like a autumnal lake, and the directions to be free from smoke and other impurities, appearing beautiful and serene. ||100|| Whose presence was adorned by a radiant Dharmachakra, shining with a thousand rays, and having conquered the sun. ||101||
He, the Lord Vardhamana Jina, resided on the vast and magnificent Vipulachala mountain, near Rajagriha, where the sweet sound of numerous waterfalls filled the air, where every place was adorned with flowers, where trees were embraced by creepers, where lions, tigers, and other animals were absent, allowing for peaceful meditation, where the swaying trees seemed to bow in reverence, and where the leaping waterfalls sparkled with purity. ||102-104||
There is no end to his glory. ||91||