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## Translation:
**Verse 57:**
From that time onwards, the eighth day of the dark fortnight of Ashadha, known as Kala Ashtami, has been revered by the wise. Following this tradition, even the misguided ones worship it.
**Verse 58:**
At that time, the gods, led by Saudharma, came and performed the final rites for him. They paid their respects with meaningful hymns of praise for the liberated one.
**Verse 59:**
The soul, constantly accumulating impurities due to the accumulation of sins like violence, remains trapped in the cycle of birth and death even with good deeds. Therefore, one should strive to purify their qualities, free from the duality of good and bad. Today, I, having attained pure intellect and the understanding of pure conduct, purify my qualities, removing them from the duality of good and bad. Thus, the pure Vimalavahan, who had attained the white meditation, bore his meaningful name.
**Verse 60:**
He is the elephant of the righteous path, whose two tusks are right faith and right knowledge, whose pure body is made of virtues, whose feet are the four forms of worship, and whose trunk is vast Dharma. He, Vimalavahan, inspired this elephant to destroy the enemy of sin, and thus he is called Vimalavahan (one who possesses a pure vehicle).
**Verse 61:**
He who was once the king Padma Sena, who destroyed the army of his enemies, then became the Indra of the eighth heaven, revered by the assembly of gods and filled with clear happiness. After that, he became Vimalavahan Jinendra, the holder of vast, pure fame and the lord of the entire earth. May the thirteenth Tirthankara, Vimalanatha, be well for your satisfaction.
**Verse 62:**
O noble beings! You who have destroyed all your faults through your unwavering meditation, whose understanding is free from the limitations of gradual progression, action, and disappearance, whose form is pure and spotless, and who are the recipients of fame and praise, bow down to the attainment of purity with devotion and reverence.
**Verse 55-56:**
The sick person attains health (a state free from illness).