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One hundred and twenty-two chapters of the Padma Purana, known as the *Arsha*, composed by the Acharya Ravishena, describe the attainment of *kevala jnana* by Shri Rama Muni.
**Chapter 122: The Birth of Kevala Jñana**
**Verse 70:** All the Indras, with great splendor, arrived there.
**Verse 71:** The *charana* sages, all the gods and demons, bowed down to Rama, seated on his throne, the destroyer of *ghāti karma*.
**Verse 72:** The entire *samavasarana* of the Supreme Lord, who had attained the form of the Self and was worthy of worship by all the lords of the world, was established.
**Verse 73:** Then, *Sitaindra*, known as *Svayamprabha*, performed the worship of *kevala jnana* and circumambulated the Muni twice, repeatedly seeking his forgiveness.
**Verse 74:** He said, "O Lord, forgive the fault committed by me, a fool. Be pleased and grant me the end of my *karma*, even if it is great, quickly."
**Verse 75:** Gautama Swami says, "Thus, the Lord Baldeva, with infinite radiance and beauty, and with a joyful countenance, attained *kevala jnana* and infinite happiness, the wealth of *samavritti*, through the supreme devotion of the *vajino*."
**Verse 76:** When the Muni Shri Rama, radiant like the sun among the sages, was about to go on a pilgrimage, the gods, filled with joy, quickly performed the worship, praise, and prostration of the Muni, according to their respective positions, and then departed.