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## English Translation:
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**162.** Your knowledge, having attained the utmost purity, is like the ocean, but how can the ocean be compared to it? For the ocean becomes agitated by the great wind and its water turns blue. Thus, the ocean cannot reach your knowledge from afar. Similarly, your meditation is also unshakeable and has attained the utmost purity. It cannot be compared to the ocean either. O Lord! You are as immovable as Mount Meru. Then, how can you be disturbed by this insignificant being, like the wind of inhalation and exhalation? Thus, may Lord Parshvanath, the master of many praises, protect us.
**163.** O Lord! Although all Tirthankaras are equal in possessing great qualities like patience, etc., your qualities, which are known throughout the world and please everyone, are famous because of a single insignificant being. This is right, because the fame of great men due to the actions of their enemies is never achieved through the actions of their friends.
**164.** O Lord! You have removed the actions of Shambhardeva with a peaceful mind. You were not troubled by him, nor did you feel anger or fear. Therefore, wise people do not praise you, but your greatness and peace are astonishing. Therefore, you should be praised. Thus, may Lord Parshvanath, who is praised by all, destroy our worldly existence.
**165.** Look, both Dharanendra and Padmavati are very grateful and righteous. They have attained praise in the world. But it should be understood that your grace is the only ground for the welfare of the three worlds. If it is not considered so, and it is assumed that both of them have stopped throwing mountains, etc., then it must also be investigated who destroyed the previous disturbances? Thus, may Lord Parshvanath, who is praised with essential praise, protect us.
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