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## Sixth Chapter
Once, the pure gems adorning Lalitangadeva, like lamps in the night, lost their brilliance. ||1||
The garland, born with him, that adorned his broad chest, became dull, as if Lakshmi herself had lost her luster due to his separation. ||2||
The Kalpa tree, associated with his celestial abode, trembled, as if shaken by the great wind of his separation, and embraced fear. ||3||
His body's radiance dimmed quickly, for where could his shadow remain without the umbrella of his merit? ||4||
Seeing him thus, devoid of radiance and lost in gloom, the celestial beings born in the Aishana heaven were unable to bear the sight. ||5||
His servants, witnessing his sorrow, were also filled with grief. For when a tree moves, do not its branches and twigs also move? ||6||
It seemed as if all the divine pleasures he had enjoyed since birth had turned into sorrow. ||7||
The news of the fading of his neck garland spread throughout the heavens, like a swift atom reaching the end of the universe. ||8||
Then, the divine beings of the Samajika caste approached him, offering words of comfort and solace. ||9||
"O valiant one, remember your fortitude and abandon sorrow. For who is free from birth, death, old age, disease, and fear?" ||10||
"This fall from heaven is common to all. When life's strength wanes, even heaven cannot be sustained for a moment." ||11||