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In the Padma Purana,
There are great and vast emotions in the Kumhbhshruti Marichavana. Those who have abandoned the Kshaya and Raga are situated in the supreme Shramanya. ||2||
Like grass, they have abandoned the celestial realm and are situated in the practice of Sudharma by the law. These sages, endowed with many kinds of attainments, wander about this earth. ||3||
They are to be known as the great sages, worthy of worship by the Bhavyas, who are bound by the supreme penance in the Tirtha created by the Muni Suvrata. ||4||
Mandodari, who was burning with the fire of grief caused by the separation from her husband and sons, became extremely distraught with great sorrow. ||85||
Having regained consciousness, she fell into a state of great sorrow, like a cuckoo, and cried out. ||86||
"Alas, my son Indrajit! Why did you do this? Alas, Meghavahana! Why did you not care for your grieving mother?" ||87||
"Was it right for you to do this, neglecting your mother who was consumed by intense grief? What work have you done with such great sorrow?" ||88||
"O my sons! You are endowed with divine enjoyments. Now, devoid of the power of knowledge, how will you lie on the harsh earth, having abandoned your bodies and the love for them?" ||89||
Then, looking at the fear, Mandodari said, "Alas, father! What have you done by abandoning the supreme enjoyments? Tell me, how did you abandon your love for your children at once?" ||90||
"Father, husband, and son are the only means of protection for women. Having been abandoned by all of them, whom shall I take refuge in, being devoid of merit?" ||91||