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Whether there is karma or punya, if there is karma, how can this being get happiness from it? Because this being is full of many defects like attachment, aversion, and desire. ||40|| If happiness is obtained only from objects, then I have attained the end of objects, that is, I have obtained the greatest happiness. Then why am I not satisfied? This shows that happiness related to objects is false happiness. ||41|| Indifference is true happiness, and how can that indifference be possible while being in delusion? Therefore, I first destroy this enemy of delusion quickly from the root. ||42|| Thus, considering the true nature of things, he gave his entire kingdom to his son, who is worthy of being abandoned by the wise and worthy of being honored by the deluded beings. ||43|| At that time, the Laukantika Devas who praised him and who received the initiation-auspiciousness puja, arrived. The Lord Shitalnath, riding on a palanquin named Shukraprabha, reached the Sahetuka forest. ||44|| There, on the day of Magha Krishna Dwadashi, in the evening, in the Purvashadha Nakshatra, he observed the rule of two fasts and took samayam with a thousand kings. ||45|| The Lord, the holder of four knowledges, entered the city of Arishtanagara on the tenth day for charaya. There, the king Punarvasu, who performed nine kinds of devotion, gave him kheer as food and, being pleased, received the Pancha-acharya given by the gods. ||46-47|| After that, spending three years in the Chanasthya state, one day he sat under a bel tree, observing the rule of two days of fasting. As a result, on the day of Pausha Krishna Chaturdashi, in the evening, in the Purvashadha Nakshatra, the Lord, who was radiant like gold, attained Kevalgyan. At that time, the gods came and worshipped his knowledge-auspiciousness. ||45-46|| In his assembly, there were eighty-one Ganadharas, who possessed seven riches, including Anagara. There were fourteen hundred Purvadharis, sixty-nine thousand two hundred teachers, seven thousand two hundred Avadhignyanis, seven thousand Kevalgyanis, twelve thousand monks who possessed the Vikriya Riddhi, seven thousand five hundred Manahparyaygyanis who worshipped their feet. In this way, the total number of monks was one lakh, and there were three lakh eighty thousand Aryikas, including Dharana, etc., with them. ||55||