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The Lord attained Kevalgyan, Bharat's contemplation,
The first chapter of Yogashastra, verse 10, became. In this way, while wandering, a thousand years had passed for the Lord. While wandering, once the Lord arrived in the city of Purimatal (Ayodhya). In the northeast corner of the city was a grove called Shaktal. There, under a banyan tree, he remained stable in Kayotsarga (meditation) by performing Atthamatap. The Lord ascended the Kshapak श्रेणी and reached the middle of the pure white meditation in the order of Aapuurvakaran, and then he shattered his karmic deeds like clouds, from which the sun of Kevalgyan manifested in the Lord's Atma Pradesh.
At that time, due to extreme crowding in the sky path, the planes started colliding with each other. Thus, sixty-four Indras came there along with many gods. The Vayukumar gods, who cleanse the earth, cleaned the place of the Lord's Samavasaran and made it level. The Meghkumar gods rained fragrant water there, which settled the dust there. The gods spread flowers of six seasons on the earth up to the knees. Truly, the contact of the revered ones is only for worship. The Vahnikumar gods made the land of Samavasaran fragrant with fragrant incense, making the entire sky fragrant. The creation of Samavasaran adorned with colorful Ratnakanti by Indra and the gods looked as if hundreds of rainbows had come together. The Bhavanpati, Jyotishka and Vaimanika gods built three forts there of silver, gold and ruby. The flags fluttering on the fort seemed to be informing the beings that this path is of heaven, this path is of liberation. The fort was adorned with statues of Vidyaadharis made of gems. The gods did not allow them to enter the Samavasaran, thinking that perhaps the inclusion would not be possible inside. The enchanted divine women, delighted, kept looking at the ruby pinnacles for a long time. Each fort had four doors adorned like four windows of four types. The gods built a Kalpavriksha three kos high on the land of Samavasaran, which seemed to be indicating the three jewels of Samyagdarshan etc. Under the same tree, a throne made of gems with a superior footstool was built in the east direction; which was giving the beauty of heaven. The Lord entered from the east direction and bowed to the Tirth (Sangha) saying 'Namo Tithass'. The Lord, like the sun who removes darkness on the eastern mountain, was seated on that throne established in the east direction. At the same time, the gods established the image of the Lord on the throne in the remaining three directions. Above the Lord, three umbrellas, which were removing the beauty of the full moon, and the symbol of ownership of the three worlds, were shining. In front of the Lord, a gem-studded Indra flag was shining so brightly, as if Indra was raising one hand high, indicating that the Lord is the only one who is our master. The Dharmachakra, adorned with an extremely wonderful group of lights, was shining in front of the Lord, as if it was indicating the Lord's Chakravartitva on the Kevalgyanis. Two chamaras, as bright and beautiful as the white waves of the Ganges river, seemed like swans running towards the Lord's lotus face. The sun also seemed like a firefly child in front of the Bhamandala that appeared behind the Lord's body. The Dundubhi resounding in the sky was as deep as thunder. It was echoing in all directions with its reverberation. The gods rained flowers with petals drooping down all around at that time. It seemed as if Kamadeva had abandoned his other weapons on those who had attained power. The Lord began to preach Dharma with a voice endowed with thirty-five qualities, which benefited (saved) the three worlds.
At that time, a messenger came and requested King Bharat - 'Swamin! Lord Rishabh has attained Kevalgyan.' Another messenger came and informed - 'A Chakra Ratna has appeared in your armory.' 'On the one hand, my father has attained Kevalgyan, on the other hand, I have received the Chakra Ratna, which of the two should I worship first?' Bharat Nrip remained in this dilemma for a moment. In the next moment, he thought clearly that where is my father who gives protection to the beings of the world and where is this chakra which destroys the beings! Thus, deciding, he ordered his family to go to worship the Lord. Hearing the news of the calamities coming upon his son, Bharat bowed to his grandmother Marudevi, who had become blind due to constantly shedding tears of sorrow, and prayed - 'Grandmother! You always used to reproach me that my delicate son suffers the trouble of water like the lotus grove in the monsoon and cold
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