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## The Twenty-Fifth Chapter
**33.** Your body, free from sweat and excrement, fragrant, adorned with auspicious marks, square-shaped, without red blood, and stable like a forest, is exceedingly beautiful.
**34.** O Lord, your beauty that delights the eyes, your fortune that pleases the mind, and your sweet speech that brings joy to the world, are your extraordinary qualities, not found in any other being in the world.
**35.** O Lord, though your power is immeasurable, it is contained within your finite, small body. This is fitting, for even the image of an elephant can be contained in a small mirror.
**36.** O Lord, wherever you reside, within a radius of a hundred yojanas, food, drink, and everything else become readily available due to your greatness.
**37.** O Lord, this earth is unable to bear the weight of all the gods and demons, therefore your chariot, the form of your presence, never touches the earth and always remains in the sky.
**38.** O Lord, like a life-giving medicine, your appropriate teachings of Dharma make even fierce creatures like lions and tigers refrain from harming other beings.
**39.** O Lord, since your deluding karma has been destroyed, you have attained infinite happiness, therefore you do not eat. This is fitting, for only those who are afflicted by hunger eat.
**40.** O Jina, those fools who, due to the arising of their non-cognizable karma, plan for you to eat, saying that you eat because of the arising of your non-cognizable karma, should seek out old ghee to cure their disease of ignorance. Just as applying old ghee cures a cold, so too, they should seek the affection of an old, experienced person to cure their ignorance.
**41.** O Lord, just as poison, whose strength has been destroyed by a mantra, cannot do anything, so too, poison, whose strength has been destroyed by the destruction of harmful actions, cannot do anything.