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## The Fifty-Second Chapter
**21.** If the object of desire is not a desire-object, nor is it something else, then it is not comparable to anything else.
**30.** Similarly, one should not describe his form separately, because whatever qualities were present in him, the wise ones do not compare them to the qualities present in other beings.
**31.** Women desire men, and men desire women. But both women and men desired him. This is because those with little fortune cannot attain his good fortune.
**32.** Just as a swarm of intoxicated bees finds ultimate satisfaction in a mango blossom, so too, the eyes of all beings found ultimate satisfaction in his body.
**33.** We believe that if all the pleasures of the senses were not fully present in Lord Padma Prabha, then they could not be fully present in any other beings with limited merit.
**34.** When ninety thousand crore oceans of the Tirthankara lineage had passed, Lord Padma Prabha was born.
**35.** He had a lifespan of three hundred thousand years, a body three hundred and fifty dhanus high, and the gods worshipped him. When one-fourth of his lifespan had passed, he attained universal sovereignty. His kingdom was inherited, passed down through generations. This is appropriate, because virtuous people do not desire a kingdom attained through other means.
**36.** When Lord Padma Prabha was crowned, everyone felt as if they themselves were being crowned. In his kingdom, the eight great fears were completely eradicated.
**37.** Poverty fled, wealth grew spontaneously, all auspiciousness manifested, and there was an abundance of all prosperity.
**38.** At that time, generous people would ask, "What does this person desire?" and those seeking help would say, "No one desires anything."
**39.** Thus, when Lord Padma Prabha attained sovereignty, the world seemed to awaken from a dream. This is because the kingdom of kings is that which brings happiness to the people.
**40.** When sixteen parvangas and one hundred thousand years of his lifespan remained, he remembered his past lives due to the sight of an elephant tied at the gate. Being a knower of the true nature of things, he awakened the world from its slumber.