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The young man, who is like a fire to the trees that are his enemies, contemplates the virtue of the humble, seeing the character of the wicked woman. Who can cultivate a character devoid of pride? Who can be served with compassion by a hunter? The deceitful wife, who abandoned the rules, entered the house of her beloved. Tell me, who always receives the king's favor? Whose house is not consumed by fire? The handsome young man, captivated by the world of desires, saw a girl possessed by a 'ghost'. Who has not been in vain? Who has not been deprived by the wicked women in the world?
**Ghata:** No one is left on this earth who has not been deprived by women. Both Bharat and Pushpadanta saw what people like. ||13||
Jitashatru and Vimalaavati Devi had a fortunate daughter named Kamalaavati. While acquiring knowledge, she became possessed by a 'ghost'. Her respected sisters brought her to the cremation ground. Jitashatru, with the beautiful young man, prayed to the great sage Pushpadanta, who composed this great Purana, adorned with the virtues of the great men, that you be a friend to all those who are in distress and suffering in this three worlds. Please grant me the favor of becoming the husband of my daughter and bestow upon me the thirty-third chapter of this poem, which is permitted by the great and glorious Bharat, named 'Vidyaadharimaya-Pravanchan'.
**Completed** ||33||