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Padmapurana
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This one, entering your house, is looking at the sun's orb. The Chakravaki, with sweet sounds, calls out to her beloved. ||146|| These swans, seeing your gait, are now filled with anticipation. They make their cooing sounds, a reason to banish sleep. ||147|| The great sound, like that produced by a carved bronze, is a beautiful display of the Sarasa birds' cries. ||148|| It is clear that the night has ended, O pure-deeds one, Goddess, now give up sleep. Thus, the one who was praised, the Marudevi, left her bed, which was like a wave rising from a contraction of the sheet, and was filled with flowers, making it like the sky filled with clouds and stars. ||149-150|| Leaving her dwelling, she, who had completed all her tasks, went near the navel-king, like the Lakshmi of the day goes to the sun. ||151|| There, sitting on a lower seat, she, with folded hands, gradually narrated her dreams to her beloved, who was seated on a magnificent throne. ||152|| Thus, the king, overwhelmed with joy at hearing the queen's dreams, said, "O auspicious one, the Lord of the three worlds has taken birth in your womb." ||153|| Hearing this, the lotus-eyed Marudevi was filled with supreme joy, and she appeared like the beautiful form of the moon, possessing a collection of radiance. ||154|| When six months were left for the birth of the Jina, by the order of Indra, Kubera, with great respect, began to shower down jewels. ||155|| Since the earth became golden while the Lord was in the womb, Indra praised him with the name "Hiranyagarbha." ||156|| The Lord, even in the womb, was endowed with the three knowledges: Mati, Shruta, and Avadhi. And, with the thought that his movements should not cause any discomfort to his mother, he did not move or stir in the womb. ||157|| Just as fire, reflected in a mirror, does not cause any change, similarly, the Lord, while residing in the womb, did not cause any change in the body of his mother, Marudevi. ||158||