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## Chapter Fourteen
The radiance of the neck ornament was very intense. ||11|| His two arms, adorned with armlets, bangles, and armlets, appeared like two branches of the Kalpa tree. ||12|| The jeweled belt, adorned with small bells, shone brightly on his waist, like the shoots of the Kalpa tree. ||13|| His feet, adorned with brilliant gems shaped like cow's mouths, shone brightly, as if Saraswati herself was serving him with reverence. ||14|| Adorned with many ornaments, the Lord appeared like a heap of Lakshmi, a mountain of jewels, or a collection of desirable objects. ||15|| Or, adorned with ornaments, the Lord shone like a collection of beauty, a treasure of good fortune, or a dwelling place of virtues. ||16|| The naturally beautiful and well-proportioned body of the Lord, adorned with ornaments, shone brightly, like the poetry of a poet, adorned with similes, metaphors, and other literary devices. ||17|| Adorned with jeweled ornaments placed on every part of his body, the Lord shone like the Kalpa tree, whose every branch is adorned with ornaments. ||18|| Thus, having adorned the Lord, who was seated in Indra's lap, with many garments and ornaments, Indrani herself was filled with wonder at the sight of his beauty. ||19|| Indra also desired to see the Lord's beauty at that time, but he was not satisfied with seeing it with two eyes. Therefore, it seems that he became a Sahasraksha (one with a thousand eyes) - he created a thousand eyes with his power of action and saw the Lord's form. ||20|| At that time, the gods and demons, with their unblinking eyes, saw the Lord, adorned like the jewel on the peak of Mount Meru, for a moment. ||21|| Then, Indra and the other great gods were eager to praise him. It is indeed true that the influence of a Tirthankara is immense. ||22||