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Garlanded with white blooming lotuses, he then praised the glory of the Jinas, whose essence is the love for all beings. At that moment, a Yakshini, beautiful, auspicious, and adorned with the virtues of her hands, arrived there.
Ghata - The mistress of all treasures, with eyes filled with joy, spoke and seated the king of the people, Bharat, there, and anointed him with auspicious pots. || 13 ||
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She gave beautiful ornaments, clothes, umbrellas, and jeweled staffs, and a pair of celestial chariots that could travel through the sky. She gave everything that was beautiful. Then, a Vidyaadhari, filled with jealousy due to love, arrived there, circling around. Seeing the king, she rained down a shower of stones from the sky. But, the stones, slipping off the divine protective gem, shattered into pieces as they fell. Pushpadanta, who does not consort with me,
Urandandarana Siddhani Shriyalen
You will die within the roar of the serpent.
Saying this, the free-willed one spread a large rock at the entrance of the lion's cave. But, the lord of the earth shattered it into pieces with his mighty staff.
Ghata - Opening the door, the king goes forth with his pair of sandals. As he ascends into the sky, he sees the Vijayardha mountain near the city of Pundarikin. || 14 ||
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There, he sees the liberated Skandhavaar and says, "Today, the seventh day has also arrived. Mother, my younger brother, who is like Kamadeva in human form, the brother of the three worlds, my brother, has not come." Saying this, he looked towards the sky. Then, Vasupal said, "Is this the moon?"