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## The Sixty-Seventh Chapter
566. Your efforts are solely for the liberation of the blessed souls, O Jinendra, and you have no desire for any fruit. Therefore, you alone are the one who quenches the world with the rain of the nectar of your words, being the friend without any reason. || 561 ||
562. This living being is known by the qualities of its manifested use, and the four destructive karmas are the ones that destroy that use. By destroying those destructive karmas, your complete characteristic of use has manifested. Therefore, O Jinendra, tell us, how can you not be called a Siddha with such a characteristic of the self? || 562 ||
563. O Bhagavan, I admit that your qualities are not ordinary, but it is surprising that you are not seen directly even with those extraordinary qualities. When you are seen directly, that devotion arises, by which a great accumulation of merit occurs and great sins are destroyed. || 563 ||
564. O Deva, your firm right faith (Samyak Darshan) arose from the destruction of the deluding karma. Now, with the destruction of the knowledge-obscuring and perception-obscuring karmas, the supreme firm right faith has manifested. In firm right faith, there is the perfection of conduct, and in supreme firm right faith, there is the ability to know all things. Thus, you are worthy of worship, being complete in the qualities of faith, knowledge, and conduct. || 564 ||
565. O Bhagavan, you had already destroyed the army of the powerful destructive karmas. Now, the non-destructive karmas, like the water of a reservoir whose dam has broken, flow continuously and disappear. O Nath, in this way, you have attained the perfection of the three jewels of conviction through the three jewels of conduct, and you have become the one lord of the three worlds through the appropriate wheel of Dharma. || 565 ||
566. O Lord, who crushes the pride of Kamadeva, your body is free from defects, your speech is truthful, and your ears, eyes, and senses have attained their true nature.