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## The Twentieth Chapter
Thus, O King, even a Dharnendra with a billion tongues would be unable to describe the virtues of the yogi, Baldev. || 1 ||
After fasting for twelve days, the wise and virtuous great ascetic, Yogi Ram, went to the city of Nandastali to break his fast, following the proper rituals. || 2 ||
He appeared like a young sun, with his radiance, and like a second mountain, with his stability. Due to his peaceful nature, he seemed like a second moon, inaccessible to the sun. His heart was pure like crystal, and he was the best among men. He seemed like embodied Dharma, or the affection of the three worlds, or the joy of all beings, having attained oneness and stability. He was flooding the earth with the flow of his great radiance, and filling the sky with clusters of white lotuses. Seeing such Sri Ram, all the people of the city were filled with awe. || 3-6 ||
People said to each other, "Oh, what a wonder! Oh, what a wonder! Look, look! This is a form beyond the world, never seen before!" || 7 ||
"This is a great bull, extremely beautiful, coming here. Or, this is a wonderful human-shaped Mandarachal, with long arms hanging down." || 8 ||
"Oh, his patience is blessed, his strength and power are blessed, his form is blessed, his radiance is blessed, his peace is blessed, his liberation is blessed, and his speed is blessed." || 9 ||
"Who is this, so charming, coming from where? He is steady, with a peaceful gaze, focused, and has remained so for an entire epoch." || 10 ||
"What family has been adorned by this one, who has attained great merit? Whose house does he grace with his presence, and whose good deeds does he nourish with food?" || 11 ||
"Where in this world can there be another form like Indra's? Oh, these are the best of men, Ram, whose mountain of strength is unshakable." || 12 ||
Therefore, in accordance with your heart's desire, your birth, your actions, and your beliefs, strive to make your life and your deeds meaningful. || 13 ||