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The two brothers, pleased by the words of the Purohit, were engaged in conversation about the dream or the story of the Lord. Just then, the Yogiraj, Lord Vrishabhadeva, entered Hastinapur. [43]
At that time, a great commotion arose from the mouths of the citizens who had gathered from all sides, eager to see the Lord. [44]
"The Adikarta, Lord Vrishabhadeva, has come to protect us. Let us go quickly and see him, and worship him with devotion." [45]
Some said, "The eternal Lord has returned from the forest region only to grace us." [46]
Some, eager to see the Lord who knows both this world and the next, abandoned all their work and ran hither and thither. [47]
"He whose body is as tall as Mount Sumeru and whose radiance is like that of refined gold, can be seen from afar." [48]
"The one who is the father of the world, whom we have only heard about, is now, by fortune, present before us. We are seeing him with our own eyes." [49]
"Our eyes are blessed by seeing him, our ears by hearing him, and even an ignorant being attains purity of heart by remembering him." [50]
"He who has renounced all attachments, whose body is radiant, and who is free from the bonds of wealth, shines like the sun freed from the clouds." [51]
"It is a great wonder that the Lord of the three worlds, having renounced all possessions, wanders alone in this way." [52]
"Or perhaps what we heard before is true, that the Lord, desiring independent happiness, has gone to the forest like an elephant protecting its herd." [53]