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## Eleventh Chapter
**237** The contemplation of the principles, the attainment of the state of purity, and the contemplation of the state of purity, these are the contemplations. The Muni, who is endowed with the highest purity of the subtle bodies, contemplates these. ||109||
Having ascended the ladder of the stages of tranquility for the second time, he completed the contemplation of separateness and attained the highest state of samadhi. ||110||
Having relinquished his life in the eleventh stage of tranquility, he attained the state of all-fulfillment and became the Indra of that state. ||111||
This celestial abode of all-fulfillment is situated twelve yojanas below the edge of the world of the two-faced. It is the most excellent and is situated in the foremost part. ||112||
Its length, breadth, and circumference are equal to that of Jambudvipa. It is situated at the end of the sixty-three celestial realms, like the jewel of the crown. ||113||
Since all the desires of the beings born in that celestial abode are fulfilled effortlessly, it is called the abode of all-fulfillment. ||114||
It is very high and adorned with fluttering flags, so it appears as if it is calling the Munis with the desire to give them happiness. ||115||
Seeing the sapphire-made land there, adorned with flowers, the gods remember the sky filled with stars. ||116||
The walls there, reflecting the images of the gods, appear as if they want to create a new heaven. ||117||
The rays of the gems there have dispelled the darkness. It is true, indeed, that pure substances do not associate with impure ones. ||118||
The rainbow formed by the rays of the gems around that celestial abode appears as if a shining coat has been made all around. ||119||
The hanging garlands of fragrant and delicate flowers there appear as if they are indicating the happiness of the Indras there. ||120||
The garlands of pearls continuously strung in that celestial abode appear as if they are the bright smiles of the teeth. ||121||
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It is extremely difficult to attain and only through the religion of compassion can the welfare of beings be achieved. Thus, contemplating the principles, he contemplated the twelve contemplations. At that time, the Muni, who was endowed with auspicious thoughts, was holding the extreme purity of the subtle bodies. ||105-109||
Having ascended the ladder of the stages of tranquility for the second time, he completed the contemplation of separateness and attained the highest state of samadhi. ||110||
Finally, in the eleventh stage of tranquility, called the stage of pacified delusion, he relinquished his life and attained all-fulfillment, where he attained the position of the Indra. ||111||
This celestial abode called all-fulfillment is twelve yojanas below the edge of the world of the two-faced. It is the most excellent and is situated in the foremost part. ||112||
Its length, breadth, and circumference are equal to that of Jambudvipa. It is situated at the end of the sixty-three celestial realms, like the jewel of the crown. ||113||
Since all the desires of the beings born in that celestial abode are fulfilled effortlessly, it is called the abode of all-fulfillment. ||114||
That celestial abode is very high and adorned with fluttering flags, so it appears as if it is calling the Munis with the desire to give them happiness. ||115||