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## Adipurana
**65.** Just as water becomes pure when the impurities are removed, so too your right faith becomes pure when the impurities of false beliefs are removed.
**66.** O Lord, although you possess other gains like charity and profit, they are not relevant to you. For a person who has achieved their purpose, external material connections are meaningless.
**67.** O Lord, your countless virtues are praised in countless ways. But I, with my limited intellect, am unable to even slightly praise them.
**68.** O God, let this be a mere name-only praise of your virtues. We, who have taken refuge in your name, are purified by it.
**69.** O Lord, you are called Hiranyagarbha because at the time of your birth, there was a wondrous rain of gold, a golden shower.
**70.** You are called Vrishabha because at your birth, the gods showered you with jewels. You are also called Rishabha because you received Mount Meru for your coronation.
**71.** O God, you are the embodiment of knowledge, encompassing all that is knowable. Therefore, great sages call you Sarvagata, all-pervading.
**72.** O Lord, your names like "Swayi" and others are meaningful and relevant to you. Therefore, you are called Jagajyestha (the greatest in the world), Parameshti (the supreme), and Sanatana (eternal).
**73.** O Imperishable, I am unable to hold onto this intellect of mine, which is inspired by devotion to you. Therefore, I have been compelled to praise you. Even though I am not worthy, I am praising you solely out of devotion.