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## Translation:
**Verse 40:**
O Lord! When the darkness is destroyed by the brilliance of the moon of your face, what use is there for the moon at night or the powerful sun during the day? What praise can be offered to them?
**Verse 41:**
O God! If anyone desires to know the number of your infinite virtues, let him first try to measure the vastness of the sky with his fingers. Let him continuously practice counting the sky's dimensions.
**Meaning:** Just as the sky cannot be measured with fingers, your virtues cannot be counted.
**Verse 42:**
O Lord! The fortunate man who constantly gazes at your feet, which are like a divine mirror reflecting the brilliance of your nails, what auspicious blessings remain unattainable for him, who is blessed with the union of wealth, fame, and fortitude?
**Meaning:** By your auspicious sight, all blessings are attainable.
**Verse 43:**
O God! If I am blessed with your sight every day, which bestows auspicious fruits and keeps me always joyful, then I have no need for external things like the wish-fulfilling tree, the ocean, gods, planets, mantras, the wish-granting gem, etc.
**Meaning:** There is nothing in the world greater than your sight. I only desire to see you always. I have no need for mantras, tantras, etc.
**Verse 44:**
Having thus praised the Lord and sitting before the Jina, he requested water, rice, and sandalwood for his wife.