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In the Mahapurana, Uttarapurana, Shri Varma, as instructed by the Jina, said, "The great darkness of false views is destroyed. The fourth stage of the path to liberation is called the 'sopana' (step). 77. In the presence of the fourth stage, the accumulation of virtuous karma naturally brings all desired objects close. Shri Varma obtained the desired happiness from those objects. 78. Once, on the full moon day of Ashadha, King Shri Varma, after worshipping the Jina, was sitting on the roof of his palace with his loved ones. 79. Seeing a meteor shower, he became detached from worldly pleasures. He gave his kingdom to his eldest son, Shrikanta, and took initiation from Shri Prabha Jina. He practiced austerities for a long time and finally renounced the world on Mount Shri Prabha. 80-81. As a result, he became a god named Shri Dhar in the Shri Prabha celestial abode in the first heaven. He had a lifespan of two oceans. 82. He possessed the eight powers, including levitation and invisibility. He was seven cubits tall, had a subtle body, was golden-colored, breathed once a month, and consumed mental food made of amrita-like particles every two thousand years. He was satisfied with his bodily functions and had knowledge extending to the first earth. His strength, radiance, and power also extended to the first earth. He enjoyed the happiness that resulted from the ripening of his virtuous karma. 83-85. In the eastern part of the Dhataki-khanda island, south of the Ishvakara mountain, in the Bharat Kshetra, there was a prosperous country called Alka. In it was the excellent city of Ayodhya. In that city, King Ajit-anjay was adorned. His queen, Ajit-sena, was the giver of sons. 86-87. One day, she worshipped the Jina for the sake of obtaining a son. That night, she dreamt of eight auspicious things: an elephant, a bull, a lion, the moon, the sun, a lotus-filled lake, a conch shell, and a full pot. She asked King Ajit-anjay about the meaning of these dreams. The king said, "My dear queen, the elephant signifies that you will have a son. 88-89. The bull signifies that your son will be of a serious nature. The lion signifies that he will be endowed with infinite strength. The moon signifies that he will be pleasing to all. The sun signifies that he will be full of radiance and power. The lake signifies that he will be a king. The conch shell signifies that he will be victorious. The full pot signifies that he will be prosperous. 90-91.