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## The Fifty-Third Chapter
**Mālīnīvṛtta**
These noble souls, with their fame pervading all the worlds, were generous in their previous birth. They are free from delusion and capable of destroying karma, which is a source of great wonder and difficult to comprehend. ||273||
Therefore, strive to associate with the virtuous, for by doing so, you will be freed from all insignificant karmas that yield tasteless fruits. You will become a lover of supreme bliss, a being who surpasses the sun in brilliance and engages in delightful pastimes. ||274||
Thus ends the fifty-third chapter of the Padma Purāṇa, known as Ārṣa, narrated by the sage Raviṣena, which describes the return of Hanumān. ||53||
1. **Bodhiślāghyā-m.**
**Note:** The term "Bodhiślāghyā-m" is a technical term in Jain literature and refers to a specific type of commentary. It is not translated here as it is not relevant to the overall meaning of the text.