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## The Sixty-First Chapter
**Verse 10:**
The foolish Self-born (Svayambhu) and King Madhu, blinded by gambling, went to the hell of suffering, accumulating sins. Indeed, the pursuit of Dharma, Artha, and Kama (religion, wealth, and desire) through wrong conduct becomes the cause of the chain of suffering.
**Verse 105:**
Even for one who has performed great austerities, anger and other passions become a cause of bondage. This bondage becomes the cause of suffering born from great sins. Therefore, even one who is on the path of liberation should abandon this bondage, which is like the company of wicked people.
**Verse 106:**
Mālini, who had conquered his enemies, was the king named Mitra-nandī. He became the lord of the Uttara-vimāna, adorned with great vows and assemblies. From there, he descended to the earth and became Sudharma Balabhadra in the city of Dvāravati. Finally, he attained the state of liberation, having realized his true nature.
**Verse 107:**
The Self-born was first the foolish king Su-ketu in the country of Kuṇāla. Then, after performing austerities, he became a god in the heaven of Lāntava, the abode of happiness. Then, he became the lord of the wheel, like Yama, to destroy King Madhu. Finally, he descended to the seventh earth due to the rise of sins.
**Verse 108:**
Now, in the Tirtha of this very pure Vimalavāhana Tirthankara, there were two Ganadharas named Meru and Mandara, who were very high, stable, and served by the gods. Therefore, I will now narrate their story.
**Verse 103:**
Just as the sun, upon rising, destroys darkness, so too did Balabhadra, upon becoming a Muni, destroy the darkness of the inner being. Just as the sun is pure, so too was Balabhadra pure, having been cleansed of the stains of karma. And just as the sun moves through the sky without obstruction, so too did Balabhadra ascend to the forefront of the three worlds without obstruction.