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## The Thirteenth Festival
The abhisheka (consecration) was completed, and the gods bathed. They circumambulated the supreme light, the unfathomable, the all-pervading. They worshipped him with fragrant scents, incense, lamps, flowers, water, mantras, and all kinds of fruits.
The Indras, having performed their desired actions, having removed their undesired actions, and having performed nourishing actions, declared loudly, "This is the birth abhisheka!" and were satisfied.
The Indras and Indranis, along with all the gods, circumambulated the giver of supreme bliss, the one who shone like a jewel on Mount Meru for a moment, and bowed to him.
At that time, a shower of flowers fell from heaven, along with drops of water, like a string of pearls, the tears of joy of the celestial beings.
The wind, carrying the pollen of the Kalpavriksha trees, blew gently, showering the immortal nectar of the abhisheka bath.
The radiant Lord, like Mount Meru, was surrounded by the gods, who were like the Kulachala mountains. The kalashas (vessels) shone like clouds of milk, and the goddesses were like lakes filled with water.
Indra himself was the one who bathed him. Mount Meru was the bathing platform. The goddesses danced, the gods were the attendants, and the ocean of milk was the bathing vessel.
Thus, the abhisheka festival was completed on the most praiseworthy Mount Meru. May the Lord, whose soul is pure, purify the entire world.
Then, the Pavana Kumaras, with their deep devotion, spread out in all directions, moving slowly. The Megha Kumaras, with their bodies filled with nectar, released continuous streams of water, showering the land of Mount Meru with a gentle rain.