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The Third Pratipasi: The Upapata (Manifestation) of Vijaydev and His Abhisheka (Consecration)
[401] "Karanijaṃ ki me puggavi vā pacchā vā hiyāe suhāe khemāe nissesāe anugāmiyattāe bhavissato" iti kaṭṭa evaṃ saṃpeheti. Then, the sāmāniya (attendant) devas of Vijaydev, knowing this kind of adhyavasāya (resolve), citta (thought), prārthita (prayer) and manogata-saṃkappa (mental intention) of Vijaydev, approach him. Approaching, they pay obeisance to Vijaydev with folded hands on the head, saying "Jaya-vijaya!" Having paid obeisance with "Jaya-vijaya!", they speak thus: "O devaanupiya (dear to the gods)! In the siddhaayatana (sacred precincts) of your Vijayarājadhānī (capital city of Vijaya), there are one hundred and eight jina-pratimaas (Jina statues) of the measure of the jināvasesa (height of the Jinas), and in the Sudharmā-sabhā (the assembly hall), on the maṇavaka-caitya-stambhas (pillars of the assembly hall), there are many jina-kaṭhās (relics of the Jinas) placed in vajra-maya-golavaṭṭa-samuggayas (spherical caskets made of vajra). These are to be worshipped, venerated, honoured, respected, and properly attended by you, the devaanupiya, and by many other devas and devis (divine beings) of the Vijayarājadhānī. This is indeed the best for you in the past, this is indeed the best for you in the future. Thus, what is to be done by the devaanupiya in the past or in the future, until the attainment of final liberation, will be beneficial, pleasant, auspicious, and conducive to the next life." Saying this, they joyfully proclaim "Jaya-jaya-pauṃjaṃti!"
[141] (1) At that time and moment, Vijaydev was born in the form of Vijaydev within the divine couch in the upapāta-sabhā (manifestation assembly) of the Vijayarājadhānī, with a body the size of the innumerable part of a finger. Then, immediately after his birth, Vijaydev became endowed with the five paryāptis (completeness): 1) āhāra-paryāpti (completeness of food intake), 2) śarīra-paryāpti (completeness of the body), 3) indriya-paryāpti (completeness of the senses), 4) pāna-prāṇa-paryāpti (completeness of drinking and breathing), and 5) bhāṣā-mana-paryāpti (completeness of speech and mind).