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These groups of your chamaras, carried aloft by Yakshas, appear as if they are driving away the sins of men, like flies, without any deceit. ||48|| O Lord, the showers of flower-offerings from heaven that are falling around you, appear like drops of tears of joy shed by the satisfied celestial Lakshmi. ||49|| O Jina, your three umbrellas, adorned with strings of pearls and extremely high, appear like the playground of Lakshmi. ||50|| O Bhagavan, your throne, borne by lions, is so adorned as if you are the bearer of the burden of the entire world - the lord of the three worlds, and therefore the lions have made an effort to bear your burden, but due to its weight, they have had to bend slightly to carry it. ||51|| O Bhagavan, the radiance of your body pervades this entire assembly, and it appears as if it is bestowing upon all beings an ablution of holy water from all sides. ||52|| O Lord, the spread of your divine words (the expanse of the divine sound) purifies the minds of the beings of the world, destroying the darkness of ignorance, and therefore you are like the sun spreading rays of knowledge. ||53|| O Bhagavan, these eight miraculous powers of yours, so pure and incapable of being stolen by anyone, are shining brightly, like the pure banks of a river, fit for the play of Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth. ||54|| O Lord, you are pervading the entire universe in terms of knowledge, or all the objects of the universe are reflected in your soul, therefore salutations to you. You are the creator of the world, therefore salutations to you. You are self-existent, due to the nine attainments that manifest from the bondage of karma, therefore salutations to you. ||55|| O Lord, your nine Kshayika purities are: Kshayika-jnana (perfect knowledge), Kshayika-darshan (perfect vision), Kshayika-samyak-tva (perfect conduct), Kshayika-charitra (perfect character), and Kshayika-dana (perfect giving), laabha (gain), bhoga (enjoyment), upbhoga (consumption), and veerya (strength).