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## The Sixty-Seventh Chapter
Then, the king Shrenik, along with the श्रेणिक, Vritrahan, and others, performed the puja for the Kevali Dharma-ruchi. After that, he went to the presence of the Lord Vira-nath. || 30 ||
Upon arriving, he asked the Ganadhara Swami, "O Lord! Who will be the last Kevali to be praised in this Bharat-kshetra?" The Ganadhara was about to answer when, at that moment, the Brahma-Indra named Vidyumali, adorned with a radiant crown, arrived. He was born in the Brahma-hridya Vimana. His four consorts were Priyadarshana, Sudarshana, Vidyudvega, and Prabhavega. He came with all of them. After arriving, he paid homage to the Jina-endra and then sat down in his designated place. || 31-33 ||
Looking at him, the Ganadhara Swami said to King Shrenik, "By this one, the cessation of Kevala-jnana will occur. That is, after this, there will be no more Kevali." If you wish to know how this will happen, I will tell you. Listen. Seven days from today, this Brahma-indra will fall from heaven and enter the womb of Jindaasi, the wife of Seth Das in this city. Before entering the womb, Jindaasi will see five dreams: an elephant, a lake, a field of rice, a smokeless fire with its flame rising upwards, and Jambu fruits brought by divine Kumaras. This son will be very fortunate and radiant. His name will be Jambu-kumar. The Anavrata Devas will worship him. He will be very famous and polite. From the beginning of his youth, he will be free from vices. At the time when Lord Mahavira attains liberation, I too will attain Kevala-jnana. After that, along with the Ganadhara Sudharma-acharya, I will bring joy to those who are burning in the fire of the world, with the water of Dharma-amrita. I will come to this city again and reside on the Vipulachal mountain. Hearing of my arrival, the king of this city, Kunik, the son of Chelini, will come with his entire family. He will worship and pay homage to me. After hearing the nature of Dharma, he will adopt the means of heaven and liberation, such as charity, good conduct, and fasting. || 34-42 ||
At that time, Jambu-kumar will also be eager to renounce the world and take initiation. But his brothers and relatives will persuade him, saying, "After a few years have passed, we will also take initiation with you." He will not be able to resist their words and will return to the city at that time. Then, his brothers and relatives, desiring to bind him in delusion, will say, "Let us arrange his marriage. Relatives are obstacles to his welfare." || 43-45 ||