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## The Sixtieth Chapter
The creeper of evil karma, laden with the bitter fruits of sorrow, is bent low. I, desiring self-realization, will cut it at the root with the sword of pure meditation. || 29 ||
Approached by the worldly gods, who praised him, the victorious one, having established his kingdom under the rule of Anantavijaya, was worshipped. || 30 ||
Having received the third auspicious ceremony from the gods, he mounted the palanquin named Sagardatta and went to the Sahetuka forest. || 31 ||
On the twelfth day of the dark fortnight of Jyestha, during the sixth fast, in the constellation Revati, he was initiated by a thousand kings in the afternoon. || 32 ||
Having attained the knowledge of the end, and possessing the restraint of Samayika, he went to Saketa on the second day for his journey. || 33 ||
Visakha, the king, gave him food, and being like gold in radiance, he received the five wonders, the knowledge of heaven and liberation. || 34 ||
After two years of penance in the aforementioned forest, in the state of concealment, he attained Kevala Jnana at the foot of the Asvattha tree, on the last day of the dark fortnight of Chaitra, in the constellation Revati, in the evening. || 35 ||
At that very time, the supreme gods performed the fourth auspicious ceremony. || 36 ||
His divine voice, resonating with the fifty virtues of the chief, Jaya, was worthy of being worshipped by a thousand former holders of the office, and was saluted by two thousand two hundred monks. || 37 ||
He was the teacher, marked by the number of the senses and the openings of the senses, and was worshipped by the third knowledge, which is spoken of as two zeros and three times. || 38 ||
He was endowed with the knowledge of Kevala, which is spoken of as three zeros and the senses, and was adorned by the eight powers, which are spoken of as three zeros. || 39 ||
He was the teacher of the knowledge of the mind and its transformations, which is spoken of as three zeros and the senses, and was revered by sixty-six thousand monks, who are spoken of as being in a state of concentration. || 40 ||
He was accompanied by a group of one hundred and eight thousand Aryikas, who are spoken of as being the followers of all the scriptures, and was worshipped by two hundred thousand Shravakas and praised by four hundred thousand Shravikas. || 41 ||
He was praised by countless gods and goddesses, and served by countless Tiryanchas. Thus, he was the leader of the group of the glorious, who were present in the twelve assemblies. || 42 ||
Revealing the nature of existence and non-existence, the victorious Anantajit, having wandered through famous lands, guided the worthy beings on the path. || 43 ||
Finally, reaching the summit of Sammed Shikhar, he stayed there for six hundred months, along with a thousand monks. || 44 ||