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The **syādvāda**-tree, a wish-fulfilling tree, is always victorious. Its branches are adorned with **pravāda**-flowers, small and filled with the essence of the desired and the spiritual, which spread a fragrant aroma over the land of the **ṣaḍdarśana**-garden. ||2||
Adorned with the beauty of peaks formed by the creation of **citrotsarga** and auspicious **apvāda** paths, it is fragrant with the wisdom that shines like sandalwood trees in the **śraddhā**-forest. Always served by the **paradarśana**-planets that wander around it, and elevated by the golden stones of **tarka**, the **Jaināgama**-mountain, like Mount Meru, is victorious. ||3||
**Meaning:** The **Jaināgama** is adorned with the beauty of various **citrotsarga** and auspicious **apvāda** paths. It is fragrant with the wisdom that shines like sandalwood trees in the **śraddhā**-forest. Always served by the **paradarśana**-planets that wander around it, and elevated by the golden stones of **tarka**, the **Jaināgama**-mountain, like Mount Meru, is victorious. ||3||
The **syāddosa**-mist disappears from the world in an instant, the paths become clear, the deep sleep of the eyes departs. When this **Jaināgama** rises, like the sun at the beginning of a day, it brings auspiciousness to the world. It gives strength to the **naya**-speech and brings joy. ||4||
**Meaning:** When the **Jaināgama** rises, the night of **moha** (delusion) disappears from the world, the darkness of ignorance disappears from the earth, and the deep sleep of the eyes departs. It brings auspiciousness to the world, gives strength to the **naya**-speech, and brings joy. ||4||