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Two Charan Munis arrived there, raising both their hands. Their bodies were covered in dirt, but their minds were free from it. They had no strength to torment others, but their tapasya was filled with strength. Their fame traveled, but their minds did not. The sky was shattered, but their virtuous qualities remained intact. Their eyebrows were crooked, but their minds were free from any crookedness. They found pleasure in the supreme path, not in worldly desires. They were devoted to Dharma, not to wealth. Their hair had fallen out, but their minds, knowing the seven Nayas, were not affected by the loss.
The noble one, the teacher of the Vidhyadhar kings, took a lotus flower, which was like a beautiful offering. His eight evils were destroyed, but he never showed mercy to his five senses. He was speaking with those honey-like sounds, saying that he was drenched in the water of sin.
He paid homage to both Charan Munis. His own mind began to criticize him, saying, "Even today, I am not doing tapasya like this. How much am I nurturing impurity!"
The country of Maha Kachhap is in the east of Videha, the home of Lakshmi. That Charan Muni pair, who came from that city, with peaks like Mount Sumeru, explained to him.
The one who bathes in the Tirtha-like lake of the Yuga-dhar Arhant does not fall into the flames of the world. One Muni in that pair was named Aditya-Gati, and the other was Shuddha-mati Arinjaya. Swayambuddhi asked them, "You two are like clouds of the three waters of knowledge. My master...
The Charan pair came to the top of Mount Meru.
In this world, the one who is free from the desire for food and water is the true sage.