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Srimat Panditaadha said, "Look at this picture."
The importance of Lalitaanga, the one who conquers the moon's light with her own radiance, is that she is a Mahadevi named Swayamprabha. After her beloved's death, she lived for six months and then, having fallen from heaven, was born here. Remembering her beloved, the moon burns her. The sandalwood applied to her body does not feel good. Kamadeva burns all eight limbs, do you not know this from the signs of the senses? Saying this, she called for a cloth and, drawing a picture of her lord, showed it to the nurse. There, she had her old form painted and kept it inside a shining garment. She also wrote about other games, rivers, lakes, and mountain ranges. She also inscribed in it the secret games of love and the hidden fears of cunning. Staying here, enjoying here, this is me and this is him. Saying this, she kept nothing secret. The beautiful one revealed her heart.
Yatta - Pandita! Bring me my beloved, pacify my desire for love. Bright like the stars, no other woman is as heavy in intellect as me, remember this. || 21 ||
Thus, in this great Purana, adorned with the qualities of sixty-three great men, the twenty-second chapter, named Dharma-labha, composed by the great poet Pushpadanta and approved by the great Bharata, is complete. || 22 ||