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Hearing this, the Muni said, "O sinful one, I now free myself from the pain I inflicted upon myself and will speak words of benefit and friendship." Upon this, the Deva said, "O Rishi, listen. O self-controlled one, we, the two great Munis, while wandering on earth, came to the Shivanka garden path in the city of Vasupal and stayed there. Both of us were struck by you and became Devas. We wandered here and there and came here. Your complete attachment to them was destroyed. The moment they saw your lotus feet, they were filled with pure knowledge and worshipped them. They were the ones who adorned the celestial abodes." Then the Muni condemned himself, "Ha-ha! I thought wickedly, ha-ha! I had wicked thoughts. They had one umbrella and two chamaras. The celestial beings bowed down from all sides. The lotus seat was adorned with a vast jewel pavilion. Ha-ha! I spoke wickedly. Ha-ha! I acted wickedly. I am worthy of forgiveness, make me free from sin. This golden earth is adorned with a beautiful jewel. I have no enmity with anyone, just as you have no enmity with anyone. I came for the benefit of the three worlds, just as I came for you. At that time, four celestial beings, driven by the wind, also came. They were without husbands and they forgave me. At this time, I am called a Muni."
They saw the Muni and asked him who their husband would be. The Muni said, "In this city, the one who captivates the mind, the one who is free from envy, the one who is adorned with chamaras and apsaras, the one who worships the Guru, the one who goes to heaven, the one who does not deviate from the path of the Jina, that Deva is your husband."