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The Adipurana
The dance of the Apsaras, performed on lotus petals in the lakes formed by the tusks of Airavata, was extremely captivating to the gods. ||57|| Hearing the sweet songs of the Kinnaras, created by the qualities of the Jina, the gods were receiving the fruit of their ears. ||58|| Seeing the divine form of the Bhagavan with unwavering eyes, the gods received the fruit of their unwavering eyes. ||59|| The Indras, performing the acts of carrying the Jina child in their arms, holding a white umbrella over him, and waving a chamara, were proclaiming his magnificence. ||60|| The lord of the Saudharma heaven, seated in the lap of the lord, was being served by the lord of the Aishana heaven with a white umbrella. ||61|| Sanatkumar and the lord of the Mahendra heaven were waving chamaras over him, like waves of the ocean of milk. ||62|| Seeing this glory, many other gods with false vision, believing in Indra, were becoming devoted to the right path. ||63|| The stairs made of blue gems, reaching up to Mount Meru, were shining brightly, as if the sky itself had become a stairway through devotion. ||64|| Gradually, the Indras crossed the veil of light and went upwards. At that time, they considered the sky with its stars to be like a lake with lotuses. ||65|| Then, the lords of the gods reached that lofty Mount Meru, which is ninety thousand yojanas high. ||66|| The tuft of hair on his head shines like a crown, and the jewel on his crown holds the glory of the seasons. ||67||