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In the night when the moon was laughing, you caught the falling child. Do you not remember that you gave him to your queen Pushpavati? ||109||
I have attained the status of a Vidyadhara by your grace. Indeed, Videha is my mother and Sita is my sister. ||110||
Hearing this, the entire assembly of Vidyadharas was filled with wonder. Chandrayana, frightened by the world, left his kingdom and entrusted it to Bhamandala, saying, "O son! Your parents are in sorrow due to grief, so bring joy to their eyes." ||111-112||
Then, thinking, "Death is inevitable for the born, and after death, one returns to the womb," Chandrayana, frightened by the world, attained renunciation. ||113||
Meanwhile, Bhamandala asked the sage Sarvabhutihita, "O Lord! Why did Chandrayana and others have such great affection for me?" ||114||
In reply, the sage said, "O Bhamandala! I will tell you how your parents were in a previous birth." ||115||
In Darugrama, there was a Brahmin named Vimuchi. His wife's name was Anukosha, and his son's name was Atibhuti. Atibhuti's wife's name was Sarasa. ||116||
Once, a Brahmin named Kayana came to his house with his mother, Urya. He stole Sarasa, Atibhuti's wife, and the wealth inside the house, meaning he took Sarasa and the wealth and ran away. ||117||
Because of this, Atibhuti was very sad and wandered the earth searching for his wife. Meanwhile, his house became devoid of men, and the remaining wealth was also stolen. ||118||
Vimuchi, desiring a reward, had already gone to another country. When he heard that his family home had been destroyed, he returned quickly. ||119||
He saw that his wife Anukosha was very distraught and her body was covered in tattered rags. He comforted her and went with her to search for his son, along with Urya, Kayana's mother. ||120||
He heard it being said everywhere on the surface of the earth, and it was revealed to him by the knowledge of the past. ||121||
The god took the child, but the consequences of his karma were pacified, so he made the child small with the power of the Laguparni Vidya and said, "Live," and released him from the sky. ||108||