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## The Sixty-Sixth Chapter
**151**
**14.** Then, overwhelmed by the weight of her son's love, Kekaya lay motionless. Even when sprinkled with sandalwood water from the head of the cow, she did not regain consciousness.
**15.** After a long time, she regained consciousness and, like a cow separated from her calf, cried out in sorrow.
**16.** "Oh, my son! You were the joy of my heart, so gentle and full of virtues. Where have you gone? Answer me, and hold me in your arms."
**17.** "Oh, my son! Abandoned by you, I am drowning in the ocean of sorrow. How can I bear this pain? What have you done?"
**18.** Hearing her lament, Rama and Lakshmana, the charioteers, comforted her with beautiful words.
**19.** "Mother, Bharata is virtuous and wise. Abandon your sorrow. Are we not your obedient sons?"
**20.** Thus, Kekaya, whose fear-induced anxiety was overcome and whose heart was pure, was freed from sorrow by the words of her co-wives.
**21.** Awakening to her true self, she condemned her own body. "Cursed is this female form, covered in so many flaws! It is utterly impure, repulsive, like the sewage of a city. I will perform actions that will liberate me from the cycle of karma."
**22.** Kekaya had already been influenced by the teachings of the Jinas. Filled with great dispassion, she donned a white robe.
**23.** She then received initiation from the Arya named Prithivimati, along with three hundred other women, while upholding the pure Samyaktvam.
**24.** Abandoning all the entanglements of household life and embracing the supreme Dharma of the Aryikas, Kekaya shone like a spotless moon, free from the association of clouds.
**25.** At that time, the assembly of the Muni Raja, the ornament of the land, was adorned with a group of Munis possessing great brilliance on one side, and a multitude of Aryikas on the other. The assembly was beautiful, like a lake filled with lotuses.
**26.** (The text is incomplete here. It seems to be referring to the assembly of the Muni Raja, but the sentence is cut off.)