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**Somaseṇabhaṭṭāraka Composed**
A beautiful temple, adorned with tall gateways, surrounded by a charming wall, with halls and toranas, filled with auspicious crowds, resounding with the sounds of music and instruments, a magnificent and auspicious temple, like Mount Meru, should be seen by the Śrāvaka. || 46 ||
**Praise of the Caitya**
Where garlands of flowers hang from the doorways, large incense burners are placed, young women wave fly whisks, dancers dance and sing auspicious songs, where golden pots are placed on the high peaks, flags flutter, where beings of all the seven classes, gods, humans, animals, lions, etc., dwell together, abandoning their hatred. || 47 ||
I take refuge in this holy, spotless, eternal, self-existent, auspicious, primary pilgrimage site, a constant festival, a jewel-like abode of the Jinas, the ornament of the three worlds. || 48 ||
Victorious is this Jain Caitya, beautiful, the support of the lineage, the abode of the gods and kings, the source of great merit, with a banner that spreads like a coral branch, with a peak that shines brightly. || 49 ||