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On that day, the valiant warrior Sri Palak, the son of the great king, was filled with love for the beautiful Ganesh. He was adorned with a garland of flowers and his face was radiant with joy. He was wearing a red robe and his body was adorned with precious jewels. He was sitting near the Siddhakut Jain temple, which was adorned with countless jewels and was surrounded by a beautiful garden.
Suddenly, a fierce bird, mistaking Sri Palak for a piece of meat, swooped down and carried him away in its talons. The bird flew high into the sky, shaking Sri Palak violently. The king's robe fell off and his ring slipped from his finger.
Sri Palak was terrified, but he managed to free himself from the bird's grip and fell to the ground. He landed near a group of people who were searching for him. They recognized him and rushed to his aid.
Sri Palak was grateful for their help and he thanked them profusely. He then went to the Jain temple and offered his prayers. He was filled with peace and joy, and he knew that he had found his true purpose in life.