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The Sixth Chapter
133. After being expelled from the heaven of Lalita, I worshipped the Jina for six months. Then I was born here.
160. O slender-waisted one, I am now remembering that event and striving to find him. That is why I have taken a vow of silence.
161. O friend, look, Lalitaanga still resides in my heart. It is as if someone has engraved him there forever. Even though his divine body is not here, he is present in my heart with his divine power, in the form of ananga (absence of body and the nature of Kamadeva).
162. O beautiful-faced one, I see his body, which is so gentle and beautiful, adorned with clothes and garlands that were born with him, and shining with brilliant ornaments. I see the touch of his hand, which is so soft and delightful. But without him, my body is not losing its thinness.
163-164. These tears are constantly flowing from my eyes, as if they are unable to bear my sorrow and are eager to find Lalitaanga.
165. Saying this, she again addressed her friend Pandita, "O dear friend, you are the only one who can find my husband. No one else can do this task."
166. O lotus-eyed one, how can I be unhappy while you are here? Does the lotus suffer when the sun shines brightly? Of course not.
167. O friend, you are very skilled in doing all tasks. Therefore, you are truly a Pandita - your name Pandita is meaningful. So, the success of this task depends on you.
168. O friend, protect my life by finding my husband Lalitaanga. Women are the only support for women in times of distress.
169. "I will tell you the way to achieve this goal today. I have written down the details of our past life connection."