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The time taken to utter the letters K, Kh, G, Gh, ṅ, is the time taken to burn the body of the Dev. The body was placed on a pyre made by cutting down trees. Then, the sages worshipped the Supreme Lord, who destroys Kamadeva, and who is not touched by him. Just as the seed of a ripe castor bean rises up after its husk is removed, so too, the Dev, being complete with knowledge of the Self and the eight virtues, left his body and attained the Supreme Abode.
The Dev, trembling because he did not attain humanhood, was broken by the cycle of birth and death, and was terrified of the world. He went to the lotus feet of the Jina as if he were going to the fire. Then, Indra worshipped the Arhat with the five auspicious qualities that are pleasing to the human mind. The body of the Lord was placed in a white palanquin, as if it were a red cloud on the peak of Kailasa. Hundreds of drums, cymbals, and trumpets were played by the divine musicians. Kinnari women sang, Nagi women danced, flowers rained down, and smoke rose up, threatening to obscure the clouds above, as if the fire had cast off its impurities. Then, there were banners, garlands of fruits and grains, incense, and ointments, as well as pots and mirrors. The flames that were ignited rose up to the sky, and the body was reduced to vapor in half a moment. The Ganadharas, with their various chants and other auspicious sounds, mixed with camphor, sandalwood, and agarwood, burned the pyre in the direction of Yama (the east).