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The Adipurana, which conquers the darkness of ignorance, is like a swarm of bees attracted to the eyes of the gods, with a body like honey. It is a tribute to Vrishabha, the ageless, birthless, and immortal, who is worshipped by the gods, whose teachings are the most excellent, whose radiance is boundless, and who is the master of the sages. O noble beings, bow down to him! (17)
I praise the body of Sri Jinendra, whose face is like a lotus, whose color is like the saffron of a lotus, whose eyes are large and long like lotus petals, whose fragrance is like that of a lotus, whose shadow does not fall, and whose radiance is like that of a pure crystal. (172)
I bow down again and again to the Jinendra, whose eyes, free from redness, reveal his lack of anger, whose face, free from furrowed brows, reveals his peace, and whose body, free from the gaze of lust, reveals his victory over Kamadeva. (173)
O wise men, bow down to Vrishabha Jinendra, whose body is fragrant and beautiful, destroying Kamadeva, whose eyes are free from redness and filled with a group of extremely pure rays, and whose face, not biting the lips, is adorned with a smile. (174)
His face is gentle, his eyes are pure like lotus petals, his body is like the son of gold, he is the master of the sages, his pure and soft feet are adorned with the radiance of a red lotus, he is the supreme being, and his speech is very gentle. (105)
The lotus of the face of Bhagavan was so beautiful that the celestial nymphs could not be satisfied by looking at it. (170)