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## Thirty-Third Chapter
146. If, deluded by the illusion of conquest, I have accumulated great sins, they have been destroyed by your mere sight, just as darkness is dispelled by the sun. ||164||
16. If mere remembrance of your feet brings purity to a man, then what to speak of the praise of your qualities, offered with such devotion? ||16||
166. O Bhagavan, whatever merit I have earned by praising your qualities, I desire that it may always be dedicated to your lotus feet. ||166||
Thus, having praised the supreme Lord Vrishabhadeva, the lord of the earth, the Chakravarti Bharat, with his mind illuminated, bowed down with devotion, his forehead drenched with tears of joy, his head touching his feet. ||167||
Having heard the ancient Dharma from the ancient Purusha, Vrishabhadeva, and having attained pure knowledge by conquering the cycle of karma, the king of the Bharatas attained supreme joy. For wise men are generally content with doing their own good. ||168||
Then, the lord of treasures, Bharat, with his head swaying, touched the feet of his father, the Adi Guru, and bowing down with his head to the other Munis present there, he became eager to go to his abode, Ayodhya. ||169||
The Chakravarti Bharat, with his mind filled with joy, his vision adorned with beautiful flowers blooming in succession, like a garland offered with devotion at the feet of the Jina, considered the remaining Akshata as a hindrance and, with great difficulty, departed from the assembly hall of the Jina. ||200||
1. Deluded by the illusion of conquest.
2. Great sins.
3. Destroyed.
4. Of the sun.
5. Earned.
6. Beautiful mental development, blooming of beautiful flowers.
7. Remaining Akshata.