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## Chapter Eighteen
**124.** For those who know all the Vedas, there is no need for instruction from us, who are like children. For those who are righteous, their livelihood is righteous, meaning they live by righteous conduct.
**125.** Your attire, worn in accordance with your age, is peaceful. Your appearance is gentle, and your words are pleasant and radiant, clearly revealing your wisdom.
**126.** The brilliance that shines within you, unseen by ordinary people, and that radiates outward, along with your extraordinary body, speaks of your greatness. (Meaning: Your radiant, transcendent brilliance and extraordinary, luminous body reveal that you are a great soul.)
**127.** Why are you so attached to our work, you who possess so many unique qualities and are blessed with good fortune? We do not understand.
**128.** To please the Guru, Lord Vrishabhadeva, is praiseworthy everywhere, and this is the desired fruit for both of us. (Meaning: We both desire to please the Lord.) But you are hindering it, creating obstacles. It seems you are indifferent to the work of others, unwilling to help them.
**129.** Only wicked people envy the growth of others. For noble and great souls like you, the growth of others should bring joy.
**130.** Does the Lord's greatness diminish because he resides in the forest? Look, the entire universe, both animate and inanimate, still exists at the root of his lotus feet.
**131.** Who, desiring many fruits, would abandon the Kalpavriksha (wish-fulfilling tree) and serve another ordinary tree? Similarly, why do you advise us to go to Bharata?
**132.** Or, would someone seeking gems abandon the great ocean and seek them in a small pond where even the seaweed has dried up? Or would someone seeking rice rely on a stalk of straw?
**133.** Is there not a great difference between Bharata and Lord Vrishabhadeva? Is it possible to equate the cow's foot with the ocean?