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English translation with Jain terms preserved:
"O Vasudeva! I, the Hariṇegameṣī deva, have come here. That which you, O Devaṇupiya!, are holding the Aṣṭamabhakta (eighth meal) in the Poṣadhashālā and remembering me in your mind, I have come here for that purpose.
The Hariṇegameṣī deva sees that the seat of Kṛṣṇa Vasudeva is shaking as the Aṣṭamabhakta is being consumed. Seeing the shaking seat of the Hariṇegameṣī deva, he becomes thoughtful. This thought arises in the Hariṇegameṣī deva's mind - 'Indeed, in the Jambūdvīpa, in the Bhārata region, in the city of Vārāṇasī, in the Poṣadhashālā, the one named Kṛṣṇa Vasudeva is holding the Aṣṭamabhakta and remembering me in his mind. It would be good if he were to manifest before me.'
Thinking thus, he steps towards the northwest direction, covers a distance of countless yojanas, and adorns himself with various precious gems such as ratnas, vaiḍūryas, lohitākṣas, musāragalvas, haṃsagarbhas, pulakas, saugandhikas, jyotirrasas, aṃkas, añjanas, ratnyas, jāyarūpas, añjanapulayas, phalihās, and riṣṭhās. Holding these extremely subtle substances, and feeling compassion towards Kṛṣṇa, he then manifests in a magnificent celestial vehicle, adorned with the most excellent jewels, emitting the sound of the celestial musical instruments, with a radiant and spotless golden complexion, possessing unparalleled virtues that delight the mind, with a charming and graceful appearance, with a face that emanates a moonlike beauty, and with eyes that are a source of joy, resembling the full moon, and with a divine fragrance that is pleasing to all. He appears like the magnificent Mount Meru, wearing diverse celestial attires, surpassing the innumerable names of the islands and oceans, illuminating the world with his pure radiance, and approaches Kṛṣṇa Vasudeva in Vārāṇasī.
Then, the deva, adorned with the ten-colored celestial garments, comes near Kṛṣṇa Vasudeva and says, 'O Devaṇupiya! I, the Hariṇegameṣī deva, have come here. That which you are holding the Aṣṭamabhakta in the Poṣadhashālā and remembering me in your mind, I have come here for that purpose.'"