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In the Padma Purana, knowing the fierce enmity between Lakshmana and Ravana, the entire assembly trembled with great sorrow and fear, becoming devoid of envy. The sages were terrified by the world, the gods were filled with extreme anxiety, the kings were overwhelmed with worry, and some were awakened. Many who were proud of their eloquence shed their pride and became peaceful. Even those who were harsh in their actions due to the strong influence of karma, attained right faith. The assembly, momentarily stunned by the intensity of karma, gasped, "Alas! What a sight!" Humans, Asuras, and gods, with folded hands, bowed their heads to the sage and praised Vibhishana, saying, "O Blessed One! We have heard this excellent, enlightening, and virtuous story through the grace of the sage's feet, thanks to your shelter." Then, filled with joy, all the kings, gods, and sages, along with their retinues, praised the omniscient God. "O Lord, adorned with all virtues! You have adorned these three worlds, therefore your name 'Sakalabhusana' is truly meaningful." Your wealth of knowledge and insight, devoid of comparison, shines brightly, rejecting all other forms of wealth. This world, orphaned, unstable, and miserable, bound by birth, old age, and death, has been suffering since time immemorial. But today, through your grace, it has attained the supreme self-realization, the Jain path. O Kevalin! O one who has accomplished his purpose! For us, who are afflicted by various diseases, old age, separation, and death, who are like a herd of deer frightened by a hunter, and whose souls are trapped by harsh and inauspicious great karmas that are difficult to escape, may this karma quickly be destroyed.