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The radiant one, the embodiment of knowledge, the divine lady,
played with the young one, the lotus of the village, with playful affection.
Some offered him jewels, others gave him toys like monkeys, beetles, peacocks,
and others presented him with beautiful toys - a divine rooster, a noble horse, and a celestial elephant.
Some offered him a ram and a buffalo.
Some, strong in their arms, beat the rhythm of the drum,
while others lulled the sleeping child with sweet lullabies.
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The child, dusted with dust, with tinkling anklets and unparalleled playfulness,
played, and whatever he grasped in his play, even Indra could not wrest it from him.
His tiny fingers, even Dharanendra and Chandra could not overcome.
Who can estimate the strength of the Jinesvara, who makes the earth and the mountains tremble?
He flies away with their breath, the sky
"Hatta-ho-ho, yours, sleep peacefully, the spirits salute you, they are happy,
who has the power to overcome prosperity?
Then, after the Chudakarman, when the beautiful new age appears,
he obtains the entire lunar orb, and no one's mind is stained by the dirt of sin."
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With faces like the moon, the sons of the great goddess Marudevi,
wearing divine garments, adorned with playful, diverse ornaments,
the child, with his playful arm, shook the elephant,
with his nimble hand, the ball struck by the front of the flute soared into the sky,
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