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The Vaishākh-sthāna, the one who is लोहवन्त (possessing greed and iron), has been placed upon the Guṇi (a virtuous person). Does he remain, or does he ascend, as if he has gone to the abode of the Himavant Kumar?
Has he stretched out his hand for the Nāgamani, or for the lightning that crackles in the sky? He saw the long arrow with its feathers lying in his courtyard and thought to himself, "This is a garland of flames."