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## The Chapter of the Most Auspicious
**Verse 113:** Gautama Swami says, "O Shrenik! Such a husband cannot be obtained without performing the highest austerities, which are characterized by self-control (dam), charity (dan), compassion (daya), good conduct (sheela), and are performed with the Guru as a witness."
**Verse 114:** "A woman who has not eaten after sunset, who has never blamed an Aryika, and who has not been insulted by a Digambar Muni, is the one who obtains such a husband."
**Verse 115:** "Narayana was worthy of them all, and they were all worthy of Narayana. Therefore, Narayana and those women partook of the nectar of sexual union."
**Verse 116:** "O Shrenik! Neither the wealth, nor the beauty, nor the playfulness, nor the art that was not present in Lakshmana and those women of his, what is the point of talking about others?"
**Verse 117:** "Looking at their faces, one should say, 'What is a lotus? What is the moon?' And looking at those women, one should say, 'What is Lakshmi? What is Rati?'"
**Verse 118:** "Seeing that wealth of Lakshmana and Rama, the Vidhyadharas were filled with wonder."
**Verse 119:** "Here, it seems appropriate to describe the story of the union of the daughters of Chandravardhana and the joyful announcement of their marriage."
**Verse 120:** "At that time, the marriage ceremony took place, which brought together Sri Rama and all the daughters of Chandravardhana, and it was a source of supreme joy for all."
**Verse 121:** "Rama and Lakshmana, who were blessed with happiness through their connection with great pleasures as they desired, were engaged in play with their wives in Lanka, like Indra and his consort."
**Verse 122:** "Six years passed in Lanka for Sri Rama, whose entire sensory faculties were under the control of Sita's body."
**Verse 123:** "At that time, Ramachandra, the possessor of excellent qualities, was so immersed in the ocean of happiness that everything else was forgotten from his memory."
**Verse 124:** Gautama Swami says, "O Shrenik! Let this story be, now listen with a focused mind to another story that destroys sin."
**Verse 125:** "Then, the great sage Indrajit, the destroyer of all sins, adorned with many powers, began to roam the earth."
**Verse 126:** "He, born with the wind of detachment (vairagya) and the garment of right faith (samyakdarshan), consumed the terrible forest of karma with the fire of meditation (dhyana)."
**Verse 127:** "He obtained the most auspicious husband."
**Notes:**
* **Aryika:** A Jain nun.
* **Digambar Muni:** A Jain monk who wears no clothes.
* **Samyakdarshan:** Right faith, one of the four pillars of Jainism.
* **Vairagya:** Detachment, one of the four pillars of Jainism.
* **Dhyana:** Meditation, one of the four pillars of Jainism.
* **Karma:** The law of action and reaction, a central concept in Jainism.