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In the Padma Purana,
It is said that when He was born, peace spread everywhere, destroying all diseases and enhancing brilliance. ||14||
Indra, filled with joy and devotion, came to the peak of Mount Meru and anointed Him, whose seat trembled and who was adorned with the highest virtues. ||15||
As a king, He conquered the external enemies with the external chakra, and as a sage, He conquered the internal enemies with the chakra of meditation. ||16||
He destroyed the Asura of worldly existence, which is fickle due to birth, old age, death, and fear-inducing weapons, and attained the auspicious abode of liberation. ||17||
He attained the kingdom of Nirvana, which is unparalleled, eternal, pure, based on the soul, and extremely difficult to attain. ||18||
Salutations to You, O Shantinatha, the cause of peace in the three worlds, the great Lord, who has attained infinite peace. ||19||
You are the Lord of all beings, both mobile and immobile, and are extremely affectionate, a refuge, the ultimate protector, and the giver of the light of samadhi and the three jewels. ||20||
You are the Guru, the friend, the guide, and the Supreme Lord, worshipped by the gods of the four Nikayas, including Indra. ||21||
You are the creator of the Dharma-tirtha, through which the worthy beings effortlessly attain the supreme abode, liberation, which frees them from all suffering. ||22||
Salutations to You, the God of gods, salutations to You, the doer of auspicious deeds, salutations to You, the one who has accomplished everything, salutations to You, the one who has attained everything. ||23||
O Lord, be pleased and grant us the supreme abode of liberation, which is eternally situated in the nature of great peace, free from all faults, and the highest. ||24||
Thus, reciting this hymn, Kamalayatlochan and Shrirāma, who was skilled in virtuous deeds, circumambulated the Shantināth Jina three times. ||25||
Sītā, whose body was humble, who was eager to recite hymns, and whose hands were joined in prayer, stood behind Shrirāma, filled with devotion. ||26||
1. "He who conquered the enemies with the fearsome chakra, and as a king, conquered all the kings,
He, the great one, conquered the difficult chakra of delusion with the chakra of samadhi." - Brihatsvayambhustotra, by Swami Samantabhadra. ||27||
2. "The Asura of worldly existence..." ||28||
3. "He who did not attain..." ||29||
4. "Disturbed..." ||30||
5. "Us..." ||31||