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## Chapter 184, Uttara Purana of the Mahapurana
124. The two wives of Kanakshanti Muni, having taken refuge in the Aryika Vimala Mati, were initiated. This is fitting, for women of noble lineage should do so.
125. Once, while Kanakshanti Muni was residing at Siddhachal, adorned with the image-yoga, a Vidyadhara named Chitra Chula, the brother of Vasanta Sena, arrived. Due to a past life enmity, his eyes were red with anger. He was about to initiate an attack, but the lord of the Vidyadharas rebuked him and drove him away.
126. On another occasion, King Ratna Sena of Ratnapur, offered food and received the five wonders from Kanakshanti Muni, for the sake of Kanakshanti's peace.
127. Again, while the Muni was residing at the forest called Sur Nipata, adorned with the image-yoga, the Vidyadhara Chitra Chula was ready to cause harm.
128. But the Muni, abandoning anger, destroyed the harmful karma and attained Kevala Jnana. This is fitting, for the wise do not harbor anger.
129. Seeing the arrival of the gods to celebrate the attainment of Kevala Jnana, the sinful Vidyadhara, filled with fear, sought refuge in the same Kevali Bhagavan. This is the nature of the lowly.
130. Then, seeing the celebration of his grandson's attainment of Kevala Jnana, King Vajrayudha also attained self-knowledge. He gave his kingdom to Sahasrayudha and, approaching the Tirthankara Kshemankara, took initiation. After initiation, he resided on the mountain Siddhigiri, adorned with the image-yoga for a year.
131. Many great souls, taking refuge in his feet, flourished. This is fitting, for even enemies who touch the feet of a great soul are elevated.
132. Even the creepers, firmly rooted around his body, seemed to reach out to the Muni, seeking the softness of his virtues.
133. The two sons of Ashvagriva, Ratnakantha and Ratnayudha, wandered in the world for a long time and became the Asuras Atibala and Mahabala. Driven by a desire to harm the Muni, they went to him. But the goddesses Rambha and Tilottama saw them, rebuked them, and drove them away. With great devotion, they worshipped him with divine fragrance and other offerings. After the worship, the goddesses returned to heaven. See, how two women...