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He appeared to be breathing, like a mirror reflecting, and his valor was like a sigh. He seemed to be fainting from pride, and his youth was like a secret. ||118|| His nail beds were smooth, but his hair was rough. He seemed like a worthy disciple, acquiring humility, and his face was that of a supreme guru. ||119|| His head was soft, but he was very firm in grasping knowledge. He was long-lived, but his shoulders were short. ||120|| He was poor in his belly, but always engaged in giving. He was like Narada in his love for strife, and like Garuda in his destruction of snakes. ||121|| He appeared like the evening, adorned with a beautiful constellation of stars. He was loud like a great bell, and adorned with red fly whisks. ||122|| His head was adorned with a beautiful, red, towering mound of hair. He mounted Airavata and set out. ||123|| He arrived, accompanied by the gods, riding their own vehicles. Their faces were radiant with the enthusiasm of seeing the Jina. ||124|| The chief of the celestial beings, Kamalayudha and others, arrived with their consorts, adorned with various ornaments. ||125|| Then Indra praised him with words that were full of wonder. He said, "Your divine qualities are true and pure." ||126|| "O Lord, you have awakened this entire world, which was asleep in the night of great delusion, with the sun of knowledge, the orb of your great brilliance." ||127|| "Salutations to you, O Lord, who are free from attachment, omniscient, and great. You have reached the inaccessible shore of the ocean of existence." ||128|| "With you as the merchant, the merchants of the noble mind will reach the abode of liberation, and they will not be robbed by the thieves of vices along the way." ||129|| "You have opened the pure path for the Siddhas. The web of karma has been burnt by the fire of your blazing meditation." ||130||