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## The Hundredth Chapter of the Padduttara
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Thus, the great sage Supriya, with a noble mind and vast heart, performed severe austerities for many thousands of years, according to the rules. ||14||
Even though he was endowed with various attainments, he did not become proud. He also renounced all attachment to the feelings arising from association. ||15||
The great sage, who had attained the first stage of white meditation, which is the state of the cessation of passions, would have attained the state of Siddha, but his lifespan was not long enough. Therefore, he attained the state of सर्वार्थसिद्धि (perfection in all aspects) in the same state of cessation. ||16||
After enjoying great happiness for thirty-three oceans of years, he was born as Vali, the powerful king of the Vidyadharas. ||17||
He obtained a kingdom filled with various treasures on the Kishkindha mountain. His brother, Sugriva, was endowed with great virtues. ||18||
Even though he was in great conflict with the king of Lanka, Ravana, he renounced his claim to the kingdom for the sake of compassion. ||19||
He, the virtuous one, freed Mount Kailasa, which had been lifted by Ravana in his pride and strength, by simply pressing his toe on it. ||20||
Burning the forest of existence with the fire of his supreme meditation, he ascended to the top of the three worlds and attained the state of his own true nature. ||201||
Srikanta and Vasudatta, due to their great enmity, killed each other in many births. ||202||
In the previous birth of Vedavati, the soul of Ravana desired to be associated with Sita. Due to this karmic influence, he abducted Sita in his birth as Ravana. ||203||
When Ravana was Shiva, he, being lustful, killed Sribhuta, a knower of the Vedas, a great Samyagdarshi, for the sake of Vedavati. ||204||
Sribhuta, after ascending to heaven, fell from there and was reborn as Vasu in the city of Pratiṣṭhāna. Due to sorrow, he performed austerities with the intention of attaining liberation and was born in the heaven of Sanatkumara. ||205||
After falling from there, he was born as Lakshmana, the younger brother of Rama, a wielder of the discus, and a great devotee of Rama. ||206||
This valiant Lakshmana, due to the unbreakable enmity from a previous birth, killed the soul of Shiva, who had become Ravana. ||207||
Since Sita's soul had suffered the pain of separation from her brother in a previous birth due to Ravana's soul, she became the cause of Ravana's destruction. ||208||
1. विलोकाग्रं म (vilokagraṁ ma) - the top of the three worlds
2. दशाननभयं म० (daśānana bhayaṁ ma) - the fear of Ravana
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