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In the Padma Purana,
The one who was once in heaven, playing with Apsaras for a long time, enjoying happiness, is now playing with female elephants, enjoying happiness. || 164 ||
Indeed, the power of karma is such that living beings, in various births filled with suffering, attain supreme delight. || 165 ||
The one who was once Abhirama, has now become King Bharata in Ayodhya. This Bharata is very intelligent and his heart is attached to the right Dharma. || 166 ||
His accumulated delusion has been destroyed, and he is averse to worldly pleasures. This Bharata desires to become a monk to end rebirth. || 167 ||
In the time of Lord Rishabhadeva, these two brothers, named Suryodaya and Chandrodaya, were initiated into the Jain Dharma. But later, motivated by pride, they abandoned the Mahavratas and were initiated into the Parivrajaka sect, led by Marichi. As a result, they were afflicted by the suffering of the world, and they wandered in the world for a long time, experiencing the fruits of their karma. || 168 - 169 ||
It is right, because in the world, those who do not perform austerities, inevitably experience the fruits of their actions, which are both pleasurable and painful. || 170 ||
The one who was once Chandrodaya, became a Kulankara, and then a deer that died in meditation. He then became King Bharata, possessing a noble heart. || 171 ||
And the one who was once Suryodaya, a Brahmin, became a deer after death, and then, due to the influence of his past bad karma, he attained the elephant form. || 172 ||
This elephant, possessing immense strength, first uprooted the pillar of bondage and experienced anger. But later, seeing Bharata, he remembered his past life and became calm. || 173 ||
Gautama Swami says, "O wise ones! Knowing this way of coming and going, and the various external pleasures and pains, abandon this forest of karma, which is full of difficulties, and delight in Dharma. Because those who have attained the human form and have not embraced the Dharma taught by the Jinas, are destined to wander in the world,
1. Yo Ma. 2. Marichih Pravartate Ma. 3. Ramani Mrgah Ja.