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In the interval of the constellations, when the sky was adorned with stars, like the frost and dew, on the second day of the dark fortnight of the month of Ashadha, in the Uttaraashada constellation, in the form of a white bull of the Kalpavriksha, the Lord Jin, having descended from the Sarvarthasiddhi Vimana, entered the womb of his mother in the same way as the beautiful moon enters the serpent of the autumnal season. The people were becoming increasingly dissatisfied due to the destruction of the sun and moon, which were destroying darkness. Just as the time consumes the enjoyments and abundant pleasures of mankind amidst its clouds of devouring, and the water drop enters the lotus leaf, so too did the Lord Jin enter the womb. The gods came and filled the womb with salutations. They then departed, having broken the bonds of Maya-mahamoha, accumulated great and abundant merits, praised the sixteen tapas-bhavanas and the Rajadevi. The influence of the Tirthankara, who is worshipped by the world, destroys the cruel and contemptible senses, and leads to the accumulation of pure and praiseworthy virtues.