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"Why was I not delivered from death, the taker of life, O Chandala?"
"Then the Chandala said, "Hear the evil karma that I have found in the world and experienced with my body."
"When he was at home, the king's best elephant was playing in the lake. Hearing the sound of the Jina in the forest during the Samavasarana, he quickly became virtuous. He took refuge in non-violence. Seeing living beings, he walked slowly, not desiring impure flesh. Then the Mahavat said to the king, "The life-loving elephant does not eat flesh." Then the king said to Kubera-priya. He showed him a piece of meat. The excellent-minded elephant did not even look at it. Then he was given plenty of food, and the elephant king accepted it.
"The elephant, the vanquisher of the difficult, and the observer of the Anuvratas, has become wise. Thus, know him to be intelligent, and honor him more than your own life."
"Here there was a king named Gunapala. His queen was Kubera Sri and Satyavati. He had two brothers, Prithudhi and Vasu, who were brave and wise. Kubera Sri had only one brother, who was as heavy as Mount Sumeru. When they..."