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In the Padma Purana,
(57) A girl, pretending to pick flowers from the Madhavi creeper, showed her arm root as her garment slipped.
(58) Many girls, with their hands like swaying leaves and playing music with thousands of rhythms, were ready to form a circle and dance.
(59) A girl, adorned with a scarlet garment as pure as water, wore a sky-blue skirt out of shyness.
(60) Gautama Swami says that Rama was not disturbed by these actions, which captivated the minds of others, just as Mount Meru is not disturbed by the wind.
(61) With a simple gaze and a pure soul, he was like a thunderbolt to the assembly of demons, entering the first stage of white meditation, like the rising sun.
(62) His mind, filled with virtue, was extremely pure and focused on the Self, along with the senses.
(63) Let external beings perform actions as they wish, but those who are wise in the ultimate truth are not swayed from their own good.
(64) When Sītendra, desiring to disrupt meditation, attempted to create a divine illusion with all his might,
(65) the highly pure sage arrived, ready to burn the endless accumulation of karma.
(66) The Supreme Being, with firm resolve, destroyed the sixty types of karma and ascended the highest level of the क्षपक श्रेणी (kshapaka shreni).
(67) On the twelfth night of the bright fortnight of Magha, the great soul attained Kevala Jnana.
(68) With the emergence of the all-seeing Kevala Jnana eye, both the world and the beyond became insignificant to the Lord, like a speck of dust.
(69) Then, the Indra, who had used the eye of knowledge, bowed down in reverence, trembling as the throne shook.
(70) The great beings, who were present among the great assembly of gods, were filled with devotion and ready to worship the birth of Kevala Jnana.