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[Upāsakadaśāṅgasūtra]
102. The serpent-formed deity, seeing the fearless Śramaṇopāsaka Kāmadeva, became extremely enraged and, with a hissing sound, climbed upon his body. After climbing, it wrapped its three coils around his neck. Having wrapped the coils, it struck his chest with its sharp, venomous fangs.
110. Then, the Śramaṇopāsaka Kāmadeva endured that intense pain with equanimity.
The deity's defeat: The victory of ahiṃsā over hiṃsā
111. Then, the deity in the serpent form, seeing the fearless Śramaṇopāsaka Kāmadeva, does not attempt to disturb, agitate or transform him from the Nirgranthas' doctrine. Gradually, he retreats, retreats from the poshada-sālā, sheds the divine serpent form, and manifests a great divine celestial form.
(Adorned with) a garland, a necklace, a sacred thread, a crown, ornaments on the arms, ankles, and ears, various hand ornaments, a beautiful garland, crown, and auspicious garments, auspicious and excellent sandalwood paste, a radiant forehead, a long garland, divine complexion, divine fragrance, divine form, divine touch, divine sound, divine posture, divine powers, divine youth, divine radiance, divine shadow, divine flames, divine luster, and divine splendor, illuminating and shining in the ten directions, he manifests the divine celestial form, beautiful and magnificent to behold. After manifesting it, he enters the poshada-sālā of the Śramaṇopāsaka Kāmadeva, and standing in the sky, addresses the five-colored celestial maidens: "Congratulations, O Śramaṇopāsaka Kāmadeva! You are blessed, O beloved of the gods! You have accomplished the purpose, attained the characteristics, and obtained the human birth and life, in whose Nirgranthas' doctrine such attainments have been achieved, obtained, and realized."