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## Forty-eighth Chapter
295. Having bowed to the Siddhas, the learned ones, with their hands joined and touching their foreheads, circumambulated the stone, in order, according to the prescribed rituals. ||197||
Then, tying their garments, bearing the humility of the virtuous, the devotee, devoted to prostration, prepared to offer praise. ||198||
The monkey-bannered kings, filled with joy, uttered the word "Victory!" and began to recite this excellent auspicious hymn of the Siddhas. ||199||
Standing on the peak of the three worlds, in their own supreme voice, they praised those who are established in the state of their own nature, free from rebirth, ||200||
who have crossed the ocean of existence, are born of supreme welfare, are the foundation of the happiness of liberation, and are endowed with perfect knowledge and perfect vision. ||201||
They praised those who are endowed with infinite power, established in their own nature, possessed of excellence, and whose all karmas have been exhausted. ||202||
They praised those who are endowed with the virtue of immersion, are formless, possess the quality of subtlety, are devoid of heaviness and lightness, and are of countless regions. ||203||
They praised those who are the foundation of immeasurable qualities, free from sequence and so on, equal in nature, and who have attained the ultimate goal of self-purpose. ||204||
They praised those whose essence is pure, who have known all that is knowable, who are free from the stain of karma, and who have burnt the forest of karma with the fire of pure meditation. ||205||
They praised those who are terrified of the world, surrounded by a veil of light, and who are praised by Indra, the wielder of the thunderbolt, and the Chakravartin, and others. ||206||
We bow to all the Siddhas, who are free from the laws of the world, who have attained the Dharma of the Siddhas, and who are the embodiment of all Siddhis. ||207||
We bow again and again, with devotion, to those who have attained Siddhi, who are the upholders of virtue, who are mentioned in the Puranas, who are free from all karmas, who have attained the equality of the Jinas, who have fulfilled their purpose, and who are mighty. ||208-209||
The beautiful one was pleased. ||196||
1. With hands joined and touching their foreheads. ||
2. Born of supreme welfare. ||