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## The Eighty-Ninth Chapter
Having slain the adversary, she was brought back from there. She has attained happiness again by the grace of Baldeva. ||1||
She was again impregnated by the evil omen, and was freed from the serpent of slander without any fault. ||12||
He who burns the house of virtuous flowers with abusive words, may that extremely terrible sin be consumed by fire. ||13||
O great Goddess, you are blessed, and your efforts are highly commendable, as you have taken refuge in the abode of the Caitya. ||3||
Even today, you have merit, O virtuous one, as I have seen you in the forest of Maya, brought by the elephant. ||15||
I am the son of the king, born of the lineage of Indra, who is devoted to good deeds, the elephant-charioteer, and the wife of his close relative. ||16||
I am Vajrajangha, the lord of the city of Pundarika, and you are my elder sister by the law of Dharma, O virtuous one. ||17||
O best one, rise and leave this city of darkness. Even for the sake of the king's daughter, nothing is accomplished. ||3||
If you stay there, she will be filled with remorse, and there is no doubt that Rama will search for you again. ||6||
Who, being a great scholar, would not search for a jewel that has been lost due to carelessness, a jewel that is brilliant and possesses great qualities? ||10||
Being thus advised by him, who was a master of the essence of Dharma, the daughter of Janaka attained fortitude, having found her brother. ||11||
She praised him, saying, "You are my true brother, you are auspicious, glorious, wise, courageous, and compassionate to the virtuous." ||102||
She has attained the right vision, grasped the true meaning, and her soul is purified by the three jewels. She is like a virtuous person, with a pure mind, and is dedicated to the virtues of vows, qualities, and conduct. ||103||
The conduct of a virtuous person, free from faults and dedicated to the welfare of others, does not destroy the sorrow of anyone who is deeply devoted to the teachings of the Jinas. ||10||
By the grace of Sri Rama, she again attained happiness, and became pregnant. She was then freed from the evil omen by the serpent of slander, without any fault. ||60-62||
He who burns the house of virtuous flowers with abusive words, may that extremely terrible sin be consumed by fire. May your sinful deeds be quickly destroyed. ||3||
O Goddess, you are truly blessed, and your efforts are highly commendable, as you have taken refuge in the abode of the Caitya. ||64||
O virtuous one, even today you have merit, as I have seen you in the forest of Maya, brought by the elephant. ||65||
I am Vajrajangha, the son of the king, born of the lineage of Indra, who is devoted to good deeds, the elephant-charioteer, and the wife of his close relative. I am the lord of the city of Pundarika. O virtuous one, you are my elder sister by the law of Dharma. ||66-67||
O best one, rise and leave this city of darkness. Even for the sake of the king's daughter, nothing is accomplished. ||8||
O faithful wife, if you stay there, she will be filled with remorse, and there is no doubt that Rama will search for you again. ||66||
Who, being a great scholar, would not search for a jewel that has been lost due to carelessness, a jewel that is brilliant and possesses great qualities? All would want to find it. ||10||
Being thus advised by him, who was a master of the essence of Dharma, the daughter of Janaka attained fortitude, having found her brother. ||101||
She praised him, saying, "You are my true brother, you are auspicious, glorious, wise, courageous, and compassionate to the virtuous. You have attained the right vision, grasped the true meaning, and your soul is purified by the three jewels. You are like a virtuous person, with a pure mind, and are dedicated to the virtues of vows, qualities, and conduct." ||102-103||
The conduct of a virtuous person, free from faults and dedicated to the welfare of others, does not destroy the sorrow of anyone who is deeply devoted to the teachings of the Jinas. It destroys the sorrow of all. ||10||
She received food. Then, after the enemy Ravana was slain, she was brought back from there, and by the grace of Baldeva...