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Thus, the fragrant pollen-bearing, serpent-hood-adorned, and fragrant-smelling, **Kusalavānu** (a type of Jain deity) was seated on a lion-throne, looking like the full moon on the great eastern mountain. Then, the **Kulakara** (a type of Jain deity) named **Nābhirāja** came there and said, "O **Deva-ādhideva** (Supreme Lord of the Devas), listen, listen! Does a lotus cluster not grow in mud? Does a mass of gold not exist in a pile of stones? Does the great sun, with its rays in all directions, not contain a cluster of pearls in a pure conch shell? I am your father, you are my son. What is this pride? In all three worlds, knowledge is the main thing. Who is greater than the path of the sky? Who is wiser than you? I speak boldly, either out of affection or out of ignorance.
"O **Śrādi-nātha** (a type of Jain deity), O **Nāsi-rāja** (a type of Jain deity), please listen to my request. Although your childhood is long gone, your mind is not above women. O **Sukumāra** (a type of Jain deity), get married so that the progress of the world can be accelerated."
Then, the **Prabhu** (a type of Jain deity), who was strong in understanding, an enemy of delusion, attained **samādhi** (meditation), and removed the pride of his mind, said, "O father, these words supporting desire are not appropriate. This body, which is filled with the darkness of delusion, which increases the world, is bound by bones, full of worms, filled with decaying urine, covered with flesh, bound by tendons, covered with skin, eats saliva, is moist with blood and water, polluted with abundant excrement, wears dirt, has a foul smell, and has nine types of **chanda** (a type of Jain verse), is addicted to sleep.