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## Translation:
**Chapter 128-130**
**Verse 128:**
The child, adorned with auspicious ornaments, should be carried out of the house by the mother and father, accompanied by their relatives.
**Verse 129:**
With devotion, they should go to the temple and circumambulate the Jina three times, offering worship. They should then show the child the Jina Sun, with love, for its growth.
**Verse 130:**
They should then honor the Sangha with offerings of auspicious garments, betel nut, sandalwood, and other auspicious items. After receiving blessings, they should return home in the same manner as they came.
**Commentary:**
On the fourth month after the child's birth, it should be taken out of the house to see the Jina Sun. It can also be taken out on the twentieth or twenty-first month. This ritual should be performed as follows:
After observing auspicious planetary positions and constellations, the child should be bathed and adorned with auspicious ornaments. Then, with auspicious words, the child should be sprinkled with water and burning incense. The mother or father should then carry the child in their arms, accompanied by relatives, with much fanfare, out of the house. With devotion, they should go to the temple and circumambulate the Jina three times, offering worship. They should then show the child the Jina Sun, with love, for its growth. Then, they should adorn their family members with auspicious ornaments, offer betel nut, sandalwood, and other auspicious items to people of other castes, and receive blessings. They should then return home in the same manner as they came.
**Verse 131-135**
**Verse 131:**
The ceremony of "Upaveshan" (seating the child) should be performed in the fifth month after the child's birth.
**Verse 132:**
The child should be seated on a platform, after offering worship to the Jina, the platform, and the five Kumaras. A line of colored powder should be drawn using rice, wheat, black gram, green gram, sesame seeds, and barley.
**Verse 133:**
The child should be bathed properly and adorned with ornaments. Then, at an auspicious time, the child should be seated on a lotus-shaped seat in the house.
**Verse 134:**
The child should be seated facing east, with the left foot below and the right foot above. The child's hands should be placed on top.
**Verse 135:**
Then, water should be sprinkled on the child, and auspicious words should be uttered. On that day, all good people should be fed with joy.
**Mantra:**
Om Namo Arhate Bhagavate Jina Bhaskaray, Tava Mukham Balakam Darshayami, Dirghaagrusyam Kuru Kuru Swaha.
This mantra should be recited while showing the child the Jina.
**Commentary:**
In the fifth month after the child's birth, the "Upaveshan" ceremony should be performed. This ceremony involves seating the child on a platform. The child should be seated on a platform, after offering worship to the Jina, the platform, and the five Kumaras. A line of colored powder should be drawn using rice, wheat, black gram, green gram, sesame seeds, and barley. The child should be bathed properly and adorned with ornaments. Then, at an auspicious time, the child should be seated on a lotus-shaped seat in the house. The child should be seated facing east, with the left foot below and the right foot above. The child's hands should be placed on top. Then, water should be sprinkled on the child, and auspicious words should be uttered. On that day, all good people should be fed with joy.