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## The Adipurana, Chapter 1
**251.** Just as the Self-Enlightened Minister previously instilled strength (power or army) in the Great Strong One through the power of mantras, so too did he instill strength (power or self-strength) in him through the power of mantras at that time, the Great Strong One.
**252.** Thus, the Self-Enlightened Minister, acting without any expectation of reward, fulfilled his duty as the Great Strong One's Dharma-helper.
**253.** Then, shedding the burden of his body, he became light as a feather in an instant and attained the proximity of the great pleasure of the Aishana heaven.
**254.** There, on the Uppaada bed in the beautiful Vimāna called Shri-Prabha, he was born as the excellent Deva, Lalitaanga, the possessor of great wealth.
**255.** Just as lightning shines in a cloudless sky, so too did his divine Vaikriya body shine brightly on the Uppaada bed.
**256.** Filled with the fullness of youthful vigor and adorned with all auspicious marks, he arose from sleep, as if a young man had awakened, within a moment.
**257.** Adorned with blazing earrings, armlets, crowns, and anklets, wearing a garland and fine garments, the extremely radiant Deva Lalitaanga appeared.
**258.** His form shone at that time, like the water of a lotus pond, with eyes that did not blink, and a body as steady as two fish.
**259.** His arms were like bright branches, his palms like soft leaves, and his eyes like bees. His body possessed the splendor of a Kalpa tree.
**260.** What is the point of describing the divine form of Lalitaanga, born without a womb, so beautiful?
**261.** At that time, Kalpa trees themselves showered down a rain of flowers, and the deep sound of the Dundubhi drum filled the directions.
**262.** A gentle breeze, carrying the fragrance of Mandara flowers and pollen from the Nandan forest, blew softly, scattering droplets of water.
**263.** Then, he turned his gaze slightly, encompassing all directions with the radiance of his body, which was like a mountain of light.