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## Triṣaṣṭitāma Parva
### 205
**420.** His forehead was broad and high, as if it were destined to be adorned with the royal diadem. Lakshmi would grace it with her presence, adorned with both the Dharma-patta and the Rajya-patta.
**421.** His eyebrows were beautiful and slightly curved, resembling those of a courtesan. But their curvature was not merely a line; it was a reflection of the moon's radiance.
**422.** Those who contemplate auspicious features say that long eyes are a good sign. It seems that they must have observed his eyes and then formed this opinion. This is the praise of his eyes.
**423.** If his ears were capable of receiving all knowledge, then they cannot be described, for this is the rarest thing in the world. Beauty can be found elsewhere.
**424.** "This one will conquer the Mohamalla, the vanquisher of all," so thought the Creator, and thus he made his nose high and prominent.
**425.** The Creator made his cheeks smooth and broad, thinking, "Saraswati, born from his mouth, will write with her divine play."
**426.** His white, smooth, dense, and evenly spaced teeth raised the question: Are these the subtle nuances of Saraswati's gentle laughter, or are they rows of pure letters?
**427.** The ripe fruit of the banyan tree, the bimba fruit, and the coral may be compared to the lips of others, but not to his. His lips were not called "adhara" (lower) because they were not inferior.
**428.** The chins of others are covered by their future beards, but his chin was always visible, indicating that it was created solely for beauty.
**429.** The moon is waning and marked with blemishes, and the lotus is born from mud and stained with dust. Therefore, neither can be compared to his face.
**430.** If a divine sound emanated from his throat, a mirror reflecting all things, then what need is there to describe the beauty of his throat separately?
**431.** He, the Lord of the Three Worlds, was adorned with his shoulders, which competed with his head in height, like a golden mountain with three peaks.
**432.** His arms, reaching down to his knees, were adorned with armlets and other ornaments, and they seemed to want to lift the earth.
**433.** The Creator, with his divine vision, made his chest broad and expansive. Many fortunes would reside there, unhindered.