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What does the wicked, corrupting, wandering rogue say in secret? The false speaker, who was a Brahmin in past lives, who inflicted violence and possessed the power of paralysis, says, "I liberate the wicked from the path of righteousness through the power of right faith and the merit of virtuous deeds. If he sees a fault, he should accept it." ||9||
A Yakshini, endowed with knowledge, who expects virtues, resides on Mount Girnar, illuminating all language groups, dwelling on tall banyan trees, laughing and speaking sweetly. She is the one who destroys the intellect of the petty-minded, the advocate, Ambika, Gauri, Gandhari, Siddhayani, and the one who resides on the peak of Mount Kailasa, the abode of the Munishwaras, with a face like the flutes and veenas of the Kinnaris, a pure Sati, the jewel of knowledge, Padmavati Devi, a pure Sati. She is pleased with the sounds of my poetic expanse, a dark-complexioned, virtuous soul, happy and auspicious, the devotee of the Adideva Rishabha, and a helper on this difficult path. May Devi Bharati reside in my mouth. My intellect is wise with the material of the great scriptures. Thus, the Gomukha Yaksha, contemplating this immeasurable story, appears before me, destroying obstacles. This type of verse is called a Sargini verse.
The one who criticizes the generous words of my composition, the profound treatise (epic), is a human being who walks on the waves of the essence of the scriptures, who tears apart enemies, who wanders from house to house, corrupting.