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Even a small, good seed, if sown in a good field by a person who knows the time, will yield a thousandfold fruit for the sower. || 92 || Thus, though that wise and devoted minister explained to the king with millions of examples, the king did not benefit from it at all. || 93 || For a person of opposite intellect, the words of good men are like a mantra for a bitten by time, medicine for one whose life is complete, and a mirror for a blind from birth. || 94 || Abandoning the path of giving that had been followed from the beginning, that king, who had gone astray, made the path of modern giving, as spoken by the foolish Mundashalayan, prevalent. || 95 || Thus, Mundashalayan, the son of Bhootisharma, who was greedy for worldly things, himself manifested and propagated ten kinds of giving - giving of daughters, elephants, gold, horses, cows, maidservants, sesame seeds, chariots, land, and houses - that were pleasing to the poor, at the end of the pilgrimage of the Jina, the cool one, Shitalnath. || 96 || Thus, the fifty-sixth chapter, describing the Shitalapurana, is complete in the Trishattilakshana Mahapurana, composed by the venerable Bhagavadgunabhadracharya, known as the Arsha. || 56 ||