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## Forty-fifth Chapter
**Hritasar, Sijasar, Rishta Chetiyamaan**
He who has stolen the essence of the lotus, who acts like a beloved servant, who is a constant means of enjoyment, who comes through the window, and who is extremely gentle (soft) and cool - with such a breeze, they both experienced the pleasure of the sweat drying after their enjoyment. || 216 ||
Jayakumar's actions were in accordance with Sulochana's, and Sulochana's actions were in accordance with Jayakumar's. Their mutual accordance was the cause of their enjoyment-born satisfaction. This love, which cannot be conceived, was attained in its entirety by this couple. This was the final rise of their seventh knowledge, and this was the fruit of their birth. || 217 ||
The intelligent Kamadeva became the disciple of Jayakumar during the act of enjoyment, and Rati became the disciple of Sulochana. This is right, because who would be arrogant with those who have more qualities, who are the means of attaining their desired object, if one is not a vain person? || 218 ||
Thus, experiencing the pleasures born from their bodies, even after enjoying for a long time, they did not reach the final limit of their desires. Their desires were not fulfilled. Therefore, it must be said that the pleasure born from desired objects is also to be condemned. O wise ones, strive for that pleasure which is beyond all worldly objects. || 219 ||
Thus ends the forty-fifth chapter of the Trishattilakshana Sri Mahapurana Sangraha, composed by Bhagavadguna Bhadracharya, which describes the enjoyment of Jayakumar and Sulochana in the Hindi translation.