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The forest regions on the edges of this mountain, which is the thirty-second peak, appear to be laughing with the beauty of the gardens of the gods, with their own beauty. ||11|| This mountain bears on its head (peak) the beauty that is eternally imperishable, which the wise remember as the pride of Indraani that removes all arrogance. ||120|| On its head is the lotus-like lake called Padma, where the goddess of fortune resides, which the scriptures have described in detail, filled with pure water, and adorned with blooming lotuses of all colors. ||121|| This mountain bears the great rivers Ganga and Sindhu, which flow out from the eastern and western gates of this Padma lake. ||122|| And this mountain also bears the river Rohitasya, which flows out from the northern gate of the Padma lake, towards the north. ||123|| This mountain is adorned with these three insurmountable great rivers, as if it were manifesting its own nature as a mountain, with the three powers of enthusiasm, mantra, and dominion. ||124|| With its many peaks, shining and encompassing the directions, this mountain appears as if it were blocking the path of the gods in the sky-like courtyard. ||125|| On this mountain king are many abodes of the gods, which laugh with their beauty, even surpassing the immense beauty of heaven. ||126|| Although this mountain has many virtues, it has one great flaw, and that is that it bears, even while being a guru (great), the small trees that grow around it, which are not gurus (small). ||127|| This mountain bears the resemblance of the world-teacher, Lord Rishabhadeva, because just as Lord Rishabhadeva is exalted by his insurmountable glory, so too is this mountain exalted by its insurmountable glory, and just as Lord Rishabhadeva encompassed the entire world with his greatness, so too has this mountain encompassed the entire world with its heaviness. The meaning is that just as the greatness of Lord Rishabhadeva is famous throughout the world, so too is the heaviness of this mountain famous throughout the world. ||128||