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## Chapter Twenty-One
**567**
**Vāṇīnī Vṛtta**
Victory to the one whose pair of feet, adorned with auspicious marks, shines like a lotus, and is situated in the middle of the lotus, and is marked with excellent characteristics. Victory to the one who destroys the passion of the mind, who delights the world, and whose feet are dusted with the pollen of the garland of the king of the gods. ||17||
**Hariṇī Vṛtta**
Victory to the one whose excellent great throne, adorned with the hair of the gods, shines, and whose garment is adorned with shining threads. Victory to the one whose face, which is the cause of the world's liberation, mocks the pride of the gods, and whose face, like the tip of a thunderbolt, threatens the gods. ||17||
**Śikhariṇī Vṛtta**
Victory to the one whose white umbrella, adorned with all the splendor of the entire moon, shines, and who is the teacher of the three worlds. Victory to this glorious one, the lord of the bulls, the conqueror of enemies, the one who is worshipped by the Indras, whose crown is adorned with shining jewels, and who is free from blemishes. ||178||
**Pṛthvī Vṛtta**
Victory to the one whose pair of feet have been worshipped by the great kings of the gods, and whose feet have been dusted with the dust of the chamaras of the gods. Victory to the one who is like a mountain peak, who is worshipped by the gods, and whose feet are bathed in the pure water of the ocean, which competes with the rays of the moon. ||179||
**Vaṁśapatrapati Vṛtta**
Victory to the one whose brilliant qualities, like a radiant stream of rays, are a treasure trove of qualities, and whose beautiful conduct benefits all beings. May this one, who is like the sun in the middle of the lotus, who is the lord of the universe, protect us. ||18||
**I bow down to the Jina.** ||17||
May the Lord Vṛṣabha deva, whose pair of feet are like lotuses, are adorned with auspicious marks, are capable of destroying the passion of the mind, delight the world, and are dusted with the pollen of the garland of the king of the gods, always be victorious. ||176||
May the Lord Vṛṣabha deva, whose great throne, which is very high, is adorned with lions, is studded with jewels, is surrounded by shining rays, humiliates the world, mocks the splendor of Mount Meru, and whose face, like the tip of a thunderbolt, threatens the gods, always be victorious. ||177||
May the Lord Ṛṣabha Jina, who is the teacher of the three worlds, whose white umbrella, adorned with all the splendor of the entire moon, shines, who has conquered enemies, whose lotus feet are dusted with the jewels of the shining crowns of the Indras, and who is adorned with inner and outer wealth, always be victorious. ||178||
May the Lord Ṛṣabha Jina, whose pair of feet have been worshipped by the great kings of the gods, whose feet have been dusted with the dust of the chamaras of the gods, who is like a mountain peak, who is worshipped by the gods, and whose feet are bathed in the pure water of the ocean, which competes with the rays of the moon, always be victorious. ||179||
May the Lord, whose brilliant qualities, like a radiant stream of rays, are a treasure trove of qualities, whose beautiful conduct benefits all beings, and who is like the sun in the middle of the lotus, who is the lord of the universe