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## Praise
**1.** Hail to the victorious Vardhamana, whose feet, like the moon, are kissed by the nails of the Indra, whose crowns are revealed by the touch of his feet. The Indras, intoxicated by the sport of wearing the half-moon on their heads, even scorned the great Shiva.
**2.** Just as there are many places for shining jewels in the ocean, so too, in the ocean of the Mula Sangh, there arose a lineage of heroes, like jewels.
**3.** In that lineage, the great Vira Sena Bhattaraka, who terrified all the elephants intoxicated by pride, shone brightly.
**4.** He, like the embodiment of knowledge and conduct, adorned himself to bestow grace upon his disciples.
**5.** It was a wonder to behold how the kings, humbled by his feet, adorned themselves with the radiance of his nails, like the moon.
**6.** The Siddhi Bhoopaddhati, though difficult in every verse, was easily understood by the monks, thanks to the commentary composed by Vira Sena Swami.
**7.** The wealth of words, like a lotus, emanating from his mouth, is as pure as fame, worthy of being heard, and constantly brings joy to all the wise. It is as if it has been established in this world for a long time, through the effort of spreading throughout the universe. This wealth of words, like a mighty river flowing from the Himalayas, completely washes away the dirt accumulated in the ears of the ignorant, from time immemorial.
**Note:** The commentary "Dhavala" written by Vira Sena Swami on the Shatkhandagama is like the wealth of words emanating from his lotus-like mouth. It is as pure as fame, worthy of being heard, and constantly brings joy to all the right-believers. Its influence is spread throughout the world, and it is established in this world like the boundary of the scriptures. Acharya Gunabhadra says that his Dhavala commentary completely washes away the dirt of ignorance from the ears of the listeners for a long time.