Disclaimer: This translation does not guarantee complete accuracy, please confirm with the original page text.
This is the story of the Amilā, the jewel of the sky, who resides in the cave of the mountain, the abode of snakes, deer, and Bhils. Listen to the story of his enlightenment, I will tell you. The one whose evil thoughts have melted away, such a Brahma-like being, I have seen. He listened to the Dharma for a long time. What is the point of saying more, he is my Guru too. When we were both asked by the Lord of Heaven, I told the story of the Yuga-dhar, who saved the earth with his divine play. He lived for twenty oceans, considering the Jambudvipa as his home.
In the east of Mount Meru, in the land of Videha, on the southern bank of the Sita River, lies the country of Vatsakavati, abundant with trees. In it, O beautiful mother, (the first Lalitanga Deva) came to remove the Kalimal, and there is a great city called Susīma, the twenty-second. Its king was the best of men, Ajitanjaya. His minister was Amritamati, the free-spirited god, Lalitanga, whom I have worshipped as my Guru. ||13||
He was a man of the world. He had a wife named Satyabhāmā. Her letter was full of laughter, a playful, mischievous letter. His friend was 14
developed, whose eyes were white. They both spent their days listening and reading together, without any deceit, bright like the eyes of a playful and young deer, said to be like the disc of the moon. They were both learned and free from pride. They were skilled in deceit, caste-related matters, and in debate. One day, O beloved, there is more to your story, the one who dries up sandalwood with the great fire of separation. I will tell you the story of my past lives, along with the two friends, the king.