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They brought food with all the necessary ingredients, saying, "Please be pleased, sit on this seat and bathe and eat." (20-21)
Many foolish people, not knowing the rules of the Charya, prayed to the Lord, saying, "O Lord, we join our hands, be pleased and grace us." (22)
Many people, having obtained the Lord's lotus feet and purified by the touch of His dust, bowed their heads and repeatedly prayed to Him for food. (23)
And they said, "O Lord, this is food, this is delicious food, this is separate food, and this is a very pleasing, satisfying drink for the body." Thus, many ignorant people, confused, repeatedly prayed to the Lord, but knowing that it was not proper, He remained silent and moved on. (24-25)
Many people, unable to understand the meaning of the Lord's hidden conduct, were confused about what to do and what not to do, standing still like painted figures. (26)
Others, with their wives and children, fell at the Lord's feet, tears streaming from their eyes, momentarily interrupting His Charya, but as soon as the interruption was over, He continued His journey. (27)
Thus, six more months passed for the Lord, who was practicing the highest Charya with His hidden Charya, a wonder to the world. (28)
Then, after a year was complete, Lord Rishabhadeva reached the beautiful city of Hastinapur, the ornament of the Kuru-Jangala country. (29)
At that time, the king, Soma Prabha, was the protector of that city. King Soma Prabha was like the crest jewel of the Kuru dynasty, his mind was very happy, and his face was as gentle as the moon. (30)
He had a younger brother named Shreyans Kumar. Shreyans Kumar was superior in the growth of his qualities, he was like Kamadeva in beauty, like the moon in radiance, and he was a noble man. (31)