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14. I wish to cross the insurmountable birth-cycle and attain the state beyond the womb, where beings are deluded by the difficult journey of the cycle of existence.
15. When Hanuman, the embodiment of the forest, displayed his firm resolve, a great sound of weeping arose from the women of his inner palace.
16-18. Then, skilled in administration and with a mind fixed on auspicious deeds, he comforted the women, who were overwhelmed with sorrow, with words that were capable of enlightening them and narrated various stories. He then placed all his sons in their respective positions in the royal duties. Surrounded by a vast circle of friends, the king, Hanuman, the son of the wind, departed from his palace-like chariot.
19-20. He rode in a palanquin that shone with jewels and gold, adorned with small spheres, mirrors, lamps, and various kinds of fly whisks, and was decorated with divine lotuses. He was headed towards the temple garden, the abode of supreme bliss.
21. Seeing his palanquin, adorned with fluttering flags and garlands, people experienced both joy and sorrow, their eyes filled with tears.
22-23. In that magnificent temple garden, adorned with various trees, filled with the sounds of cuckoos, bees, and sparrows, and fragrant with the pollen of countless flowers, the renowned sage Dharmaratna resided.
24-25. Just as the valiant Bahubali, with a heart filled with detachment, had previously approached the great mass of jewels, the supreme yogi, the Lord Rishabha Jinendra, so too did Hanuman, with a heart filled with detachment, descend from his palanquin and approach the celestial sage Dharmaratna, who was surrounded by the Charanarshis.
26. Approaching him, he bowed down, performed great homage, and then, placing the lotus-like hands on his head, said, "O great sage! I wish to receive initiation from you and, free from attachment to my body, live a life free from duality.
13. This karma is more powerful than I am. My body has become incapable and powerless.