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## Twenty-Fifth Chapter
The great King Bharata, having been instructed in the divine language, has departed. The sound of the universe has ceased, like the wind that has calmed down, or the ocean that has become still. The universe, like a forest of living beings, has been watered by the rain of Dharma. The Tirthankara, like a cloud that has finished raining, is silent. He is like the Kalpavriksha, ever ready to bestow desired fruits. The beings of the three worlds find rest at his feet. He has destroyed the darkness of ignorance, like the sun. He is adorned with the radiant rays of the nine Kevala-gnanas. He is like a great mine, filled with the jewels of virtues. He is the Lord of the universe, the one who is beyond thought, and possesses infinite glory. He is surrounded by the four types of Shramanas, like Mount Meru surrounded by the four forests of Bhadrashala, etc. He is endowed with eight Praatihaaryas, has attained the five Kalyanakas, and his glory is enhanced by thirty-four Atishyas. He is the Lord of the three worlds.
Seeing the Lord Vrishabhadeva, the Indra of the Saudharma heaven, with his thousand eyes wide open and his mind filled with joy, began to praise him with a steady mind.
"O Lord, though I am devoid of great intellect, I praise you, the supreme light, the mine of virtues, solely inspired by my devotion."
"O Jinendra, I am certain that those who praise you with devotion attain the highest fruits. It is with this conviction that I praise you."
"Praise is the description of pure virtues. The one who praises is a Bhavy, a being destined for liberation. You, whose all endeavors are fulfilled, are worthy of praise. The fruit of praise is liberation and happiness."