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## Twenty-fourth Chapter
The great body of the Lord, being fanned by the group of white chamaras, shone like gold, resembling Mount Meru with waterfalls cascading down its sides. ||22||
The Lord, seated beneath the shade of three umbrellas at the foot of a great Ashoka tree, resembled Mount Meru, adorned with three moons. ||23||
Surrounded by showers of flowers, the Lord shone brightly, resembling Mount Mandara, adorned with the blossoms of Kalpa trees. ||24||
The sound of celestial drums reverberated near the Lord, creating a great roar, resembling the ocean, stirred by the wind, with waves reaching the shore. ||25||
The Lord, showering the world with the nectar of Dharma, a sound deep and profound, bringing joy to all beings, resembled a thunderous cloud, pouring down rain. ||26||
The Lord, whose radiance had cleansed all other lights, resembled a golden mountain, rising from the ocean of milk. ||27||
Bharata, the greatest among the worshippers, circumambulated the Lord, the teacher of the world, and offered him the finest of offerings. ||28||
At the end of the puja, Bharata, with his knees touching the ground, bowed to the Lord, the master of all languages, and offered him a garland of words, praising him as follows: ||29||
You are Brahma, the supreme light, the powerful, the unborn, the sinless, the first Tirthankara, the Lord of the gods, the great Maheshwara. ||30||
You are the creator, the sustainer, the ruler, the universal being, the all-pervading, the one with a thousand faces. ||31||