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The victorious, wise, and enlightened one, the Lord, having conquered the battle of the senses, came to the peak of the eight-fold path. He saw that the mountain was adorned with the falling nectar of the Madhu trees, which were adorned with their stopped flows. The mountain was adorned with flowing waterfalls, which were adorned with the streams of actions. The mountain was adorned with various kinds of deer, which were adorned with various kinds of passionless monks. The mountain was adorned with dancing peacocks, which were adorned with the crowns of (subdued) gods. The mountain was adorned with the Dharma tree (Arjuna), which was adorned with Dharma and justice. Just as the mountain is adorned with the king of the Shwaras, so is the Lord adorned with the king of the Bharatas who pay homage to him.
Then, the Lord, the first of the Tirthankaras, with a special effort, determined the age-proof of the three karmas of Vedaniya, name, and lineage, which have a long lineage.
The great sage, in his vastness, performed the ritual of his body's worth (i.e., he began to remove the realms of the soul from the body), removed the being in the form of a staff, and took it to the front of the three worlds, near the eternal hell of Nigoda. As if he had given a door (gate) to the three worlds. The god, bowing to the gods, established himself in the form of a great sage. Filling all the worlds, then contracting them with the opposite feeling (i.e., filling the worlds, contracting, contracting with the feeling of hunger, and contracting with the staff), he made the three bodies of Tejas, Karmic, and Audaric motionless. Then, leaving the three subtle actions, he resided in the fourth subtle action, the white meditation. There he descended into the white meditation of Aayog; he was adorned with freedom from mind, speech, and body. The great Lord, thus residing within his own body,