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Adipurana
With his three vast and white umbrellas, shining with jewels, standing in the sky, it seemed as if the first Tirthankara, Lord Rishabhadeva, was revealing his own greatness, his magnificence, and his ever-expanding, excellent fame. || 92-98 ||
Seeing him, the Indras, with their heads bowed, prostrated themselves, their knees touching the ground. As they prostrated, it seemed as if they were worshipping the feet of the Jina with the garlands of jewels adorning their crowns. || 99 ||
Their eyes filled with joy, their faces radiant with a gentle smile, the Indras prostrated before the Arhant. It seemed as if the Kulachal mountain, Sumeru mountain, along with their lakes, adorned with white and blue lotuses, were serving the Arhant. || 100 ||
At that time, Indraani, accompanied by the Apsaras and all the goddesses, also prostrated before the Jina. As she prostrated, it seemed as if she was worshipping him with her lotus-like face, her lotus-like eyes, and her pure, abundant, devotional flowers. || 101 ||
The Jina's lotus-like feet, with their rays of nails, touched the heads of the gods. It seemed as if he was bestowing grace upon them, as if he were offering them the sacred Sheshashtak, in the form of a never-fading garland. || 102 ||
The Indras, who were purified by the radiance of the Jina's feet, and who had been bathed in the water of the rays of his nails, considered their elevated and most excellent heads to be truly elevated and most excellent. They felt that the radiance of the Jina's feet that fell upon their heads during their prostration made them extremely pure, and that the radiance of his nails was like a bath of water. Thus, they considered their heads, which were truly elevated, to be the most excellent of all their limbs. || 103 ||
1. Supported by others, always standing in the sky. 2. As if. 3. Peaceful nature - A. 4. With the flowers of results. 5. On the head. 6. His own Siddha Shesh. 7. Sheshashtak - I. Sheshashtak - L, 60. 8. Offered. 9. Own.