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Hail to you, O Chintamaṇi and the tree of my form! Hail to you, the observer of the movable and immovable worlds! Hail to you, the ship that ferries across the ocean of existence!
O Supreme Being! You have refuted the views of others with the logic of the many (non-dual, momentary, and other alternatives) of the Nayas. You have spoken of compassion for all living beings, both stationary and mobile, who are afraid of destruction.
And you are the Lord of Lords. I will serve your feet. Thus, praising the Jinas, and saluting Bharata, the conqueror of the separation from the beloved, he spoke to him: "O Lord, please leave. I will go. Grant me your grace, I will perform austerities and destroy my suffering." Hearing this, the King of Kings, Bharata, said: "O Victorious One, take the kingdom, you become the king. If Gajapura is not enough for you, then even the wealth accumulated in all these nine treasures, including the earth and jewels, will not be enough! I will enter the inner palace and stay there. You sit on the throne and enjoy the earth."
O Commander-in-Chief, do not go to the forest of austerities. How can a valiant hero like you, who has achieved victory over enemy kings, be conquered by the passions of the world?
By conquering the three hundred false and alluring views that increase delusion and attachment, O Lord, you have created a reality that Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva do not know. The dark-complexioned (beautiful) one resides in the minds of all. How can they remember the wit and the seven-fold aspect? O Renouncer, you know all three worlds. You are the Supreme Soul.
Then, with the water of the Jina's anointment, they washed Mount Mandara.