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Padma Purana
Then, in this Ayodhya city, we will pay homage to the images of Rishabha and other Tirthankaras, which are established in their birthplace, with great splendor. ||46|| Then, we will go to Kampilya city to pay our respects to Vimalnath with devotion, and then we will proceed to Ratnapura city to pay homage to Dharmanath, who teaches the harmony of Dharma. ||47|| In Shravasti, we will pay our respects to Sambhavanath, in Champapuri to Vasupujya, in Kakanda to Pushpadanta, in Kaushambi to Padma Prabha, in Chandrapura to Chandra Prabha, in Bhadraka forest to Shitalnath, in Mithila to Malli Jineshwara, in Varanasi to Suparshva, in Singhapuri to Shreyans, in Hastinapur to Shanti Kunth and Aranath. And, O Devi! After that, we will go to Kushagra Nagar-Rajagriha to pay our respects to the omniscient Muni Suvrata, whose radiant Dharmachakra continues to shine brightly. ||48-51|| Then, O Vaidehi! Due to the extraordinary qualities of the Jina, we will pay homage to all the other extremely sacred places, renowned throughout the world, which are praised and worshipped by the gods, demons, and Gandharvas. ||52-53|| Then, we will ascend the Pushpaka Vimana, quickly cross the sky, and with me, worship the Jina images on the peaks of Mount Meru. ||54|| O beloved! Worship the Jina with flowers from the Bhadrashala forest, the Nandana forest, and the Saumanasa forest. ||55|| Then, O beloved! We will pay homage to all the artificial and natural images in this world and return to Ayodhya. ||56|| Even a single act of homage offered with devotion to the Arhant liberates a being from the sins committed in past lives. ||57|| O beloved! I am also filled with immense joy at the thought of seeing these highly sacred Chaityalayas, as per your wish. ||58|| Earlier, when this time was enveloped in the darkness of ignorance and humans were completely destitute due to the destruction of the Kalpa trees, this world was adorned by the Jina Adinath, just as the moon adorns the sky. ||59|| He was the unique master of the people, the eldest, worshipped by the three worlds, and the teacher of the path to liberation for the fearful and fortunate beings. ||60||