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After the Muni-swami departed, the Timi-Visidi-Div-Hi-Dasan-Ni-Him-Ghancha-Tili-Le-Titi: Pedi Tamam-Vijay-Gyan-Pavi-Cha Ap-Kahil-Shy-Agni-Ho-Cha Sala-Lak-Vath-Vajay-Lasi-Ha-Pp-Pi-Hi-Ya-Thana-Hir-Vi-Vare-Zham-Maha-Saman-Dam-La-Ae Jas-Mandap-Ji-Hat-Sahar-Ka-Ap Ghana-Jantra Mh-Hah-Jam-Ma-Kha-Sud-Dhat-Am-U-Ha-U-Dhi-Yar-Ma Yas-Pe-Vi-Ti-Ya-Va-Sur-Ve-Di-Dat-Ai-Ri-Sah-Ho-Kar-Ra-Av Jaha-Va-Hat-Ha-Ha-At-Va-Hir-Vi-La-Day-Aman-Sama-Hi-Shy-I-Ya-Sa-Ta-Hi-Kap-Ya-Mar-Hi-Him-Va-Di-Yu-Da-Ti-Ya-U-Kha Kha-Yar-Ah Vi-Tar-Va-Hi-Jo-Sh-Sa-Gane-Hi Va-Di-Ya-Na-Ti-Ya-Th-Sa-Ta-Va-Ne-Hi Pa-Da-De-Va-Ap-Maha-Sha-Ya Van-Di-Ya-Tha Ti-Ya-Ya-Jas-Va-Ka Sa-He-N-I-Kha-Mi-Ya-Na-Ban-Di-Ya-U-Ti-Ya-At Us-Pa-Ri-Ya-Pan Ke-Sa-Ri-Ki-Sa-Ri-Si-Ri-Mi-Dar-Kha-Sa-Gha-Pal-Hi-Na-Ka Sa-Ma-La-Ma-Ha-Ma-Sa-Mya-Ma-Ki-San-Cha-Tha-Ha-Sa-Ha-Na-Va-Ya-At-Cha Ka-Ra-Pu-Ra-Sa-Si-Hi-Ro-Ya-Sh-Sa-Ya-Dha-Ru-Sa-Ya-Pa-Bi-N-Da Se-K-So-Ya-Sh-Ta-Ra. Ham-Ha-Ma-Ra-Da-Ti-La-Ka-Ma-Da-Ra-Dha-Ra-Kha-Va-Ka-Hi-Pa-Mi-Da-Da-Pa Ga-Sh-Va-La-Ya-Na-Pa-Sh-Vi-Pu-Ji-N-Gha-La-Ya-Ka-I Di-Sa-As-Sa-Ma-Nu-Pa-Am-Vi-Ha-Ch-Ha-Ma-Hi-Ma-Da-Pa-Sh-Ya-Th-Va-N-Sh-Chi-Na-Na
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They paid homage, the Muni-swami from the west, the Brahmanas and Kshatriyas with ghee, jo and sesame, offering it in three directions. The Kalpa-vasi Devas and Vidyadharas offered oblations of ashes. The Vyantara-Devas, the Jyotisha-ganas and the Bhavana-vasis also offered oblations of ashes. Considering it a sacred and meritorious act, many others accepted the Agnihotra Yajna and offered oblations of ashes. The Maha-sati Nanda-devi and Yashovati offered oblations of ashes. O mind, afflicted with sorrow! The forehead, the throat, both the arms, the heart-lotus and the navel-cavity, later the head region and the crown, and the relatives also offered oblations of ashes. The ashes, ordained for the front part of the one who resides on the mountain where the sound of lion cubs is heard, appear as if the body is adorned with glory.
In the month of Magha, on the day of Krishna Chaturdashi, at sunrise, when the Purusha-Shreshtha Tirthankara Rishabha attained Nirvana, the grief-stricken people, thinking, "Just as you have attained the bliss of liberation, may that dear bliss be mine too," cried out in anguish to Indra. The great king Bharat himself was immersed in sorrow, as if the three worlds, in the form of a temple, offered oblations of ashes to Rishabha. ||22||
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O Jin, without you, the eyes are blind, the countless directions are empty. The helpless, anxious people, with their hands raised, cried out, "O venerable one, just as you attained enlightenment, may such samadhi be in our minds too." ||23||
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