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## Adipurana
Then, he, smiling gently, walked on the jewel-studded earth, filling his parents with joy, his playful antics wondrous. || 166 ||
His childhood was like the moon's, a festival for the eyes of the world, a source of joy, radiant with art. || 167 ||
A gentle smile, like moonlight, graced his moon-like face, making his parents' ocean of joy swell. || 168 ||
His face, adorned with a charming smile, was like the first note of Saraswati's music, or Lakshmi's radiant laughter, or the blossoming of the vine of fame. || 169 ||
His beautiful lotus-like mouth gradually uttered indistinct words, as if Saraswati herself had come to imitate his childhood. || 170 ||
His feet, stumbling gently on the sapphire earth, shone like a gift of lotuses, illuminating the earth. || 171 ||
He played with the divine children in the dust of jewels, filling his parents' hearts with joy, his form a delight to behold. || 172 ||
He, like the moon, shone with the radiance of fame, bringing joy to the people with his delightful qualities. || 173 ||
His childhood passed, and then his youthful form, worshipped by the gods, became even more beautiful, a testament to his great strength. || 174 ||