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In the Padma Purana,
He, bearing the Jina in his mind, was constantly free from defilement. He attained Kevalya, the supreme bliss, and held it. ||13||
Considering his karma as defiled and impure, he was well-behaved and happy. He ascended to heaven, surrounded by a group of gods. ||13||
He went to heaven then, due to his ancient brotherly love. He saw the beings of the Bhamandala in Devakuru and spoke pleasantly with them. ||14||
In that Aranachya Utte Kalpa, which grants all desires, he resided with thousands of goddesses, the lord of their delight. ||141||
His lifespan was seventeen thousand years, and his height, along with Lakshmana's, was sixteen bows. ||142||
Gautama Swami says, "Knowing this difference between merit and demerit, it is best to abandon demerit completely and accumulate merit." ||143||
_Gautama Swami says, "O King! See, in the excellent rule of the Jina, the powerful Balabhadra, the holder of the Padma, who has attained fortitude, has defeated the mighty enemies, birth, old age, and death." ||144||
He, Ramachandra, by the grace of the Jina, has attained the eternal, supreme, and excellent bliss of Kevalya, which is extremely rare, free from faults, and unparalleled, having destroyed birth, old age, and death. ||145||
He, who is praised, honored, and worshipped by the Munindras, Devas, and Asuras, who has destroyed his faults, who is sung by hundreds of types of joy, and whose sight is difficult due to the abundance of flower showers from the Vidyadharas, that great Muni, Rama, attained the peak of the three worlds, the abode of the Siddhas, the ornament of all beings, by worshipping the Jain Dharma for twenty-five years with excellent methods. ||146-147||
O noble ones! Bow your heads to that Lord Rama, who is the holder of yoga, the holder of pure heart and pure feelings, who has destroyed the causes of worldly existence, who is a hero in conquering the enemies of karma, who is pleasing to the mind, and who is the best among the Munis. ||148||