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His hair, like the wings of a bee, curled at the ends, adorning his head like a helmet, with tiny, round, iron stars. ||11|| His forehead, broad and beautiful like the eighth moon, shone with such radiance as if Brahma had made it wide for the placement of the royal crown. ||12|| His face, adorned with two earrings, glowed like a lotus with a pair of swans nearby. ||13|| His face, a lotus pond, was adorned with two lotus-like eyes, filled with the water of a gentle smile, and purified by the dwelling of Lakshmi. ||14|| He wore the garland of victory, called Vijaya Chanda, hanging from his chest, and adorned himself with the splendor of a mountain of emeralds, shining like waterfalls. ||15|| His shoulders, at the edge of his chest, radiated such beauty as if they were two small mountains at the edge of an island. ||16|| His arms, belonging to the great-armed one, were filled with strength and energy, for he was the repository of great strength, and thus his name, Bahubali, was fitting. ||17|| Just as the Kulachal mountain holds a large, beautiful lake in its center, fit for the dwelling of Lakshmi, so too did Bahubali hold a deep navel in the center of his body. ||18|| His waist, encircled by a belt, shone like the vast shore of Mount Meru, surrounded by a great serpent. ||19|| His thighs, shining like the trunk of a banana tree, were radiant as if constantly touched by the palms of Lakshmi. ||20|| The legs of this valiant Bahubali were auspicious, filled with good omens, and seemed to be the cause of the future image-meditation practice he would undertake. ||21|| His feet, soft like the petals of a lotus, were red with the color of the red earth, and shone with beauty. ||22||