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## The Third Chapter
**187.** Just as a mountain is consecrated by clouds, so too was the Lord consecrated by large pitchers, and the gods were eager to adorn him.
**188.** At that moment, Indra adorned his ears with earrings like the moon and the sun, fashioned from a vajra needle.
**189.** A pure padmaraga gem was placed on his crown, making his head appear adorned with matted hair due to its rays.
**190.** A crescent-shaped mark was made on his forehead with sandalwood, and his arms were adorned with golden armlets.
**191.** His chest, adorned with the Srivatsa mark, was decorated with a necklace made of large pearls like stars, radiating with brilliance.
**192.** He was adorned with a large garland of green gems and padmaraga gems, whose large rays seemed to sprout like leaves.
**193.** His two full wrists, adorned with auspicious ornaments, were adorned with beautiful bracelets studded with gems, adding to their splendor.
**194.** His hips, adorned with a silken waist-band, appeared like the shore of a mountain adorned with the red line of twilight.
**195.** His fingers were adorned with excellent rings, made of gold and studded with various gems.
**196.** All this adornment was done by the gods out of devotion. For him, who was the ornament of the three worlds, what other adornment could be superior?
**197.** His body was smeared with sandalwood, and yellow spots of saffron were applied, making him appear as if golden lotuses were placed on a crystal surface.
**198.** A shawl, embroidered with flowers, was placed on his body, shining like a clear sky adorned with stars.
**199.** A large crown, made of the flowers of the Parijata and Santanaka trees, was placed on his head, attracting swarms of bees.
**200.** The middle of his eyebrows was adorned with fragrant sandalwood paste. He, who was the tilak of the three worlds, was adorned with beautiful gestures.