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Having abandoned the body after renouncing the world, I attained the position of Ahamindra in the delightful Urdhvagraivikya, riding a pleasant celestial chariot. || 14 || My lifespan was thirty-one oceans, my body two hands tall, my complexion was white, and I breathed every four hundred and sixty-five days. || 15 || After thirty-one thousand years, I was satisfied with mental food, and my brilliance, strength, and knowledge of Avadhi filled the seventh earth. || 16 || Thus, I enjoyed the happiness of Ahamindra, and at the end of my lifespan, I was ready to descend to earth. || 17 || At that time, in the city of Kaushambi on Jambudvipa, there was a great king named Dharana, a descendant of the Ikshvaku dynasty and belonging to the Kashyapa gotra. || 18 || His queen, Susima, was honored with blessings like rain of jewels. On the sixth day of the dark fortnight of Magha, when the stars Chitra and the moon were in conjunction, Queen Susima saw an elephant entering her mouth after seeing sixteen dreams, including an elephant. || 19 || Knowing the meaning of the dreams from her husband, she was overjoyed. || 20 || On the thirteenth day of the dark fortnight of Kartik, during the Tvastra yoga, she gave birth to an undefeated son, whose complexion was like a red lotus bud. || 21 || With his birth, virtues were born, the group of vices was destroyed, and all beings were freed from sorrow due to joy. || 22 || With the birth of the Lord, who guides the path to heaven and liberation, the enemy in the form of delusion became powerless and trembled, thinking, "Now I am destroyed." || 23 || At that time, wise people were discussing how many people would abandon the sleep of delusion when the Lord awakened them, how the innate opposition of beings would be destroyed, how Lakshmi would flourish, and how his fame would spread throughout the three worlds. || 24-25 || At that very moment, Indra went to Mount Meru, took the Lord, and bathed him with the water of the ocean of milk. He named him Padma Prabha with joy, praised him, and then brought him back to his mother's lap, danced with joy, and then departed for heaven. || 26-27 || Everyone praised his childhood with great joy, just like the moon. Who is that person who turns away from the ever-increasing Lord, who is the source of all auspiciousness? || 28 ||