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## Chapter Twenty-Three
He who is under the sway of Kamadeva, the fool, dances, sings, wanders, speaks untruthfully, and laughs loudly. But you, O conqueror of Kamadeva, are free from all these vices, and your body reflects your peaceful bliss. || 130 ||
O Lord, free from pride and envy, your body, devoid of the dust of karma, the mud of delusion, and the stain of attachment, clearly reveals your sovereignty over the three worlds. || 131 ||
O Lord, your body, adorned with all the splendors of the universe, is beautiful even without clothes. Just as it is not pleasing to cover a heap of brilliant, radiant gems with cloth, so too, it is not pleasing to cover your body with clothes. || 132 ||
O Lord, your body is free from sweat, free from the impurities of waste, fragrant, endowed with excellent qualities, free from blood, a destroyer of the darkness of ignorance, free from impurities, with strong, vajra-like joints, symmetrical, possessing infinite strength, adorned with auspicious and beneficial words, free from blinking, and radiant like pure, divine gems. Therefore, you have attained the position of the Lord of Lords. || 133-134 ||
O Lord, your body, which transcends the human, is free from all vices, delusion, and pride, and shines like gold. It reveals the splendor of your unparalleled sovereignty, which surpasses the world. || 135 ||
O Lord, free from darkness, the group of sins never even touches you. For how can darkness ever approach the sun, which is the great lamp that illuminates the world, dispelling all darkness? || 136 ||