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## Second Study: The Story of Kamadeva
[103 In the assembly of the gods, in the palace of Indra, eighty-four thousand gods, including the thirty-three gods, the four Lokapalas, the eight chief queens with their families, the three groups of attendants, the seven Anuyogas, the seven Anuyoga-followers, and the eighty-four thousand Ayrakhadeva-gods] and many other gods and goddesses gathered together. They all thought, spoke, understood, and declared, "Oh gods! In the Jambudvipa, in the Bharata country, in the city of Champa, in the Samanovasa, in the Posha-sala, the Bhramayari, including the Umukkamani-Suvarna, the Vavgayamala-Vannaga-Vilevana, the Nikkhitta-Satta-Musala, the Ege, and the Abie, the Dvabha-Santharo-Vagaya, the Samana Bhagavan Mahavira, the Dharma-Pannatti, the Uvasampannita, is residing. No god, demon, Yaksha, Rakshasa, Kinnara, Kimpurisa, Mahoraga, Gandharva, or any other being can move, disturb, or change the Nirgranthas, the liberated ones."
Therefore, I, Indra, the king of the gods, came here, not being able to bear, not being able to tolerate, not being able to endure this. Oh, Dev-Anuppiya! I have obtained, achieved, and realized the desired, the wealth, the fame, the strength, the energy, and the human-excellence. Oh, Dev-Anuppiya! I have seen, obtained, and realized the desired, the wealth, the fame, the strength, the energy, and the human-excellence. Oh, Dev-Anuppiya! I beg your forgiveness, forgive me, Dev-Anuppiya! Forgive me, Dev-Anuppiya! I cannot bear this pain, I cannot bear this pain, I cannot bear this pain. With folded hands, I beg your forgiveness, I beg your forgiveness. I will go to the same direction, I will go to the same direction.
When the serpent-form god saw that the Samanovasaka Kamadeva was fearless and could not be moved, disturbed, or changed by the Nirgrantha teachings, he became tired, exhausted, and dejected. He slowly retreated, went out of the Posha-sala, and abandoned the serpent-form created by divine illusion. He then assumed a beautiful, divine form.
On his chest, a garland adorned him. He wore armlets and arm-guards on his arms, which kept his arms steady. His cheeks, adorned with saffron, musk, and other fragrant substances, were adorned with ear-ornaments and earrings. He wore various types of hand ornaments. On his head, he wore a crown adorned with various garlands. He wore a blessed, auspicious, unbroken, and excellent garment. He was adorned with auspicious and excellent garlands and fragrant substances like sandalwood, saffron, etc. His body was radiant. A garland made of flowers of all seasons hung from his neck to his knees. He possessed divine, god-like color, fragrance, form, touch, structure, body structure, body posture, wealth, flying vehicles, clothes, ornaments, and other divine wealth, radiance, and brilliance.