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## Translation:
**Verse 2:**
Just as the sun nurtures the lotus, so too is the unique sun, the Harivaṃśa-lotus, who is the refuge of all virtuous souls, their protector, the one who enhances their knowledge and meditation, and whose service is performed by the munis. May Śrī Muni Suvrata Nāth fulfill my heart's desires. || 2 ||
**Verse 3:**
I bow to Pārśvanāth, who crushed the pride of Kamaṭha, the lamp illuminating all truths, the destroyer of karmic enemies, the compassionate one, whose lotus feet are served by countless Indras. The serpent king bears his feet on his head, holding a parasol over his head. His liberation-wealth desires, with great joy, an unparalleled desire every day. || 3 ||
**Verse 4:**
I salute Śrī Vardhamāna, along with the assembly of munis, who, through the seven-fold application of the seven categories of existence (saptabhaṅga), has expounded the nine substances and seven principles with sharp reasoning. Just as a seed is the cause of the growth of a tree, so too is he the cause of the birth of supreme knowledge, possessing nine types of nayas, being the form of proof, bestowing liberation-wealth, and being of the nature of anekanta. I bow to that last Jina, Śrī Vardhamāna. || 4 ||
**Verse 5:**
I worship Sarasvatī, who ensures the happiness of all beings, the mother of joy, the destroyer of ignorance, the revealer of truths, the giver of good wisdom, and the one who works to bring about the welfare and happiness of all beings. || 5 ||