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## The Adi Purana
**Verse 13:** His long and high nose was shining like a channel, as if it was created for the descent of Saraswati.
**Verse 14:** His neck was adorned with beautiful lines. It seemed as if the Creator had carved a golden pillar for the house of his face.
**Verse 15:** He was wearing a necklace with a great gem in the middle on his chest. It was shining like a well-organized army of virtuous Kshatriyas, led by a great commander.
**Verse 16:** Just as Mount Meru holds waterfalls on its peak, Lord Vrishabhadeva was wearing a highly radiant necklace called Indra Chhand on his chest.
**Verse 17:** His chest was adorned with that beautiful necklace, resembling the bank of the Himalayas with the flow of the Ganges River.
**Verse 18:** His chest was as beautiful as a lake, filled with the rays of the necklace like water. Divine Lakshmi, in the form of a swan, played there for a long time.
**Verse 19:** His chest was the home of Lakshmi, and his two shoulders, rising high on either side, were shining like two tall towers where she resided.
**Verse 20:** He was wearing arms adorned with bracelets, which were smooth and adorned with vines of beauty. These arms were as beautiful as wish-fulfilling Kalpa trees.
**Verse 21:** I believe that the nails on his hands, which were adorned with the light of happiness and supported by straight fingers, were like mirrors reflecting the playful beauty of Lakshmi, enjoyed in his ten great incarnations.
**Verse 22:** The navel of Lord Vrishabhadeva, the son of King Nabhiraj, was adorned in the middle of his body. It was shining like a lotus pond, served by Lakshmi in the form of swans and surrounded by whirlpools.
**Verse 23:** His hips, adorned with a loincloth and a belt, were shining like a mountain, with clouds of lightning and rain.