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Adipurana
Rukmavati Vrittam
With its swaying branches, it seemed as if the Ashoka tree was dancing before the Lord. And with its clusters of flowers, it seemed as if it was offering a radiant floral tribute to the Lord. ||38||
Panava Vrittam
The Ashoka tree, adorned with vibrant hues, blocked the path of the celestial beings and the lords of the Vidyaadharas. Its branches, stretching for a yojana, dispelled the darkness of sorrow. ||39||
Upasthita Vrittam
With its verdant foliage and blooming flowers, the tree seemed to be ready to cleanse all directions. It was offering a floral tribute to the Lord with its blossoming flowers. ||40||
Mayura Sarini Vrittam
The Indra, the king of the gods, declared this tree as the chief among all trees. Its roots were embedded in the earth, its base adorned with jewels, and its flowers were like the radiant gems of the Japa Mala. It was frequented by intoxicated cuckoos and bees. ||41||
The radiant white umbrella above the Lord had conquered the Lakshmi of the moon. It was so beautiful that it seemed as if the moon itself had taken three forms to serve the Lord, the master of the three worlds, Vrishabhadeva. ||42||
The three white umbrellas were so beautiful that they seemed like the discs of the moon, which had taken the form of umbrellas. The clusters of pearls on them seemed like rays of light. This trio of umbrellas was created by Kubera, following the command of Indra. ||43||
This is a praise of the Lord. ||37||
1. Gaganachara Maha Prabhu
2. Disha
3. Vyaapnoti Sma
4. Upahaar
5. Adhri
6. Maloparibhaag
7. Prashasta Japa Kusuma Samaan Ratnamayavichitra Prasunam
8. Chandra Sambandhini
9. Bhrisham Virajamanam
10. Kubera