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## Eleventh Chapter
The one whose words are filled with the radiance of the four infinite qualities, the destroyer of karmas, and the attainment of liberation, may that Jina, the sun of knowledge, purify your lotus-like minds. ||1||
Then, when that Acyutendra was about to leave heaven and come to earth, the garland of Mandara flowers on his body suddenly withered. This garland had never withered before. ||2||
The signs of falling from heaven are clearly visible in other ordinary gods, but not so in the Indras, only a few are visible. ||3||
Although the Indra knew from the withering of the garland that he was about to fall from heaven, he did not grieve at all. This is the nature of the great souls. ||4||
When only six months of his life remained, that Acyutendra, the holder of pure intellect, began to worship the Arhantdeva. This is right, for wise people are always desirous of their own welfare. ||5||
At the end of his life, he fixed his mind on the feet of the five supreme beings and, sustained by the remaining good karma, he completed his life there. ||6||
Although the gods of heaven are always subject to pleasure, possess great fortitude, and are the holders of great powers, they still fall from heaven. Therefore, this state of existence is to be condemned. ||7||
Then, after falling from heaven, that Acyutendra, the radiant one, came to the Jambudvipa, in the eastern Videha region, in the land of Pushkala, where he was desired. ||8||