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By destroying the attachment and aversion, and becoming free from senses and death, you will attain the blissful state. As vast as the ocean, the Gautama Rishi says - "In the Muni Sangha, the supreme Jayaraja was the seventy-first Ganadhara. As large as the self-manifested lotus, there is no delusion in it. Even animals become Indras through the Jain Dharma. The Jain Dharma is adorable, it destroys the suffering and is established in the liberation of the three worlds. The root of attachment is destroyed by the wife of the Jina. The Jain Dharma is the root of the welfare of all.
Sulochanā became the Indra in the imperishable Svarga. With the passage of time, the Jinavarendra wanders on the earth, they are adorned with the ornaments of the eighty-four lakh species of life who have abandoned the Jina Dharma and are engrossed in the alien Dharma. The virtuous person is seen accompanying them. Where does he escape from the shower of flowers falling from the sky?
There are sixty-four Camara (fly-whisks) hidden, wherever they place their feet, lotuses bloom there, the pure Indras join them through the devotion to the Guru. Wherever they walk, no one suffers. Wherever they stay, Ashoka trees appear, there are thrones and three umbrellas, and they proclaim the lordship of the three worlds. The supreme lord of the Magadha Maṇḍala, like a new sun, the eternal right faith, the treasure, the words of the Jinavara, become the essential form of the language of all living beings. It is known from the king Śreṇika, the future third Tīrthaṃkara, the remover of doubts, the Brāhmaṇas like Sāmbara, the deer, the elephant, and the horses.