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The bird couple, adorned with the virtue of detachment, was born in the form of a pair of doves. Seeing the Rishi, they remembered their past lives and fainted. The people saw them fall to the earth. When they regained consciousness after being sprinkled with water, they were only detached from each other. The male bird remembers his mate and asks, "Where is my beloved, Rativega?" The female bird remembers her mate and asks, "How can I live without Sukant, who is as radiant as the full moon?"
**Dhatta:** Previously, they were a bride and groom in Shobhapur, and now they are a pair of celestial birds. Seeing them lying on the ground, the Muni considered it an obstacle and left. || 1 ||
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When asked by Priyadatta and Vasumati, who had eyes like lotus blossoms, the two doves wrote down the names of their past lives with their beaks. The female dove revealed her husband's name as Sukant, and the male dove revealed his wife's name as Rativega. "Do not wander separately, do not be detached from each other, enjoy the pleasures of both worlds." With these words, they became attached to each other again. They pick up grains and play, clinging to each other. The three Muni, who are like the sun of knowledge, went to Mount Sumeru, near the Vijayardha mountain, where lions roar at the sight of elephants. Amritamati, Anantamati, and the three Aryikas also went to the venerable Muni, who is capable of preventing the arrows of Kamadeva, and asked about the relationship between the doves.
**Dhatta:** Just as that human couple died and fell into the cycle of birth and death,