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## Padma Purana
What is this? Why does this one appear hasty? Towards whom is this one angry? What will happen to whom today? O Mother! This one, who is situated in the midst of the darkness of weapons and who is endowed with brilliance like the sun in the summer season, is terrifying like Yama, the lord of death, with his face like that of Yama. || 57-58 ||
The women of the city, who were engrossed in this story, saw the commander approaching Rama. || 56 ||
Then, bowing his head to the ground, he saluted the Lord and said with folded hands, "O Lord! Give me your command." || 60 ||
Rama said, "Go, bring Sita back quickly. He had expressed a desire to see the Jain temples, so show him the Jain temples on the way. Show him the group of images, which are built on Sammed Shikhar, the Nirvana land of the Tirthankaras, and are skilled in fulfilling desires." || 61-62 ||
After showing him these, take him to the deserted forest called Singhanada, and leave him there. O gentle one! Come back quickly." || 63 ||
Then, without any argument, saying "As you command," the commander went to Sita and said, "O Devi! Get up, get on the chariot, do your desired work, see the Jain temples, and achieve the rise of desired fruits." || 64-65 ||
Thus, Sita, who was being pleased by the commander with sweet words and whose heart was filled with joy, approached the chariot. || 66 ||
Approaching the chariot, she said, "May the fourfold Sangha always be victorious, and may Ramachandra, the Jain devotee, who is devoted to the practice of good conduct, always be victorious." || 67 ||
"If we have done anything unpleasant due to carelessness, may the gods residing in the Jain temples forgive all my offenses." || 68 ||
Sita, who had a very eager heart, said to all her friends with a heart attached to her husband, "O good friends! Stay happily. I will go and pay my respects to the Jain temples, and I will come back soon. There is no great eagerness..." || 69-70 ||