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## Adinath Statue
**Chola Sanidhi: 113** || || "All beings take refuge in him, he is the supreme refuge of all. Those who have attained the peak of virtue, who have renounced the world, who have conquered the senses, who are free from all desires, who are like the sun, who are the source of happiness, who are the destroyer of all evils.
**Sanidhi 4**
Who among the venomous serpents, humans, vidyadharas, and devas was not astonished to see the celebration of the birth of the Jina, which was performed by his relatives and family members in the house?
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With beautiful ornaments and clothes that adorned his body and form, with garlands of malati flowers, with breasts flowing with nectar-like milk, with hands like the leaves of the ashoka tree, with apsaras as his attendants, with countless devas as his servants, with great devotion, he bowed to the infant lord.
He worshipped and praised both the pure-minded Nabhiraj and Marudevi, and with their permission, Vajrapani (Indra) went to his own home. In Ayodhya, the child grew day by day, night by night. Lying on the bed, the naked child seemed to be looking at the path of Siddhi. As the child grew, his prosperity increased. When he played, he played the game of patience. When he sat, Lakshmi, with her playful eyes, sat beside him. When he walked, Lakshmi walked with him. When he spread out his arms, a steady radiance spread. When he stood up, his fame rose.