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The virtuous and pure Palpatra, a resident of the city of Uttara, wrote this account, filled with the essence of the teachings of the great sages. However, remembering the events of that day, the heart of the mother, who was adorned with beautiful clothes, was filled with sorrow. She was constantly thinking about her son, who had gone to the forest with the wise and learned sages.
The mother, overwhelmed with grief, was inconsolable. The ministers, seeing her sorrow, tried to console her and pacify her. They reached the place where the great sage, Gunapala, resided. The mother and son, after paying their respects to the sage, left the camp and went to the foot of Mount Sumeru, where the great yogi, the conqueror of Kamadeva, resided. They stood in reverence, bowing down to him, who was worshipped by the gods countless times. The devotees were filled with joy and devotion.
Kubera, the lord of wealth, said, "A deceitful horse, driven by Maya, has taken my son to the foot of the great mountain, Vijayardha. Oh wise one, when will they meet?" The Jina, the enlightened one, replied, "On the seventh day, you will see your son return."