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## The Twenty-Fifth Chapter
623. **Jnana-garbha** (one whose womb is filled with knowledge), **daya-garbha** (one whose womb is filled with compassion), **ratna-garbha** (one whose womb is filled with jewels), **Prabhasvara** (radiant), **Padma-garbha** (one whose womb is like a lotus), **Jagad-garbha** (one whose womb is the universe), **Hema-garbha** (one whose womb is filled with gold), **Sudarsana** (beautiful to behold). ||18||
**Lakshmi-van** (possessing Lakshmi), **Tridasha-adhyaksha** (the lord of the thirty-three gods), **Drdhiyaan** (firm), **Ishita** (the lord), **Manohara** (charming), **Manojna-anga** (one with beautiful limbs), **Dhira** (courageous), **Gambhira-shasana** (one with a profound rule). ||182||
**Dharma-yupa** (the pillar of Dharma), **Daya-yaga** (one who performs the sacrifice of compassion), **Dharma-nemi** (the wheel of Dharma), **Muni-ishvara** (the lord of the sages), **Dharma-chakra-ayudha** (one who wields the weapon of Dharma), **Deva** (divine), **Karma-ha** (destroyer of karma), **Dharma-ghoshana** (proclaimer of Dharma). ||183||
**Amogha-vak** (one whose words never fail), **Amogha-ajna** (one whose commands are never fruitless), **Nirmala** (pure), **Amogha-shasana** (one whose rule is always successful), **Surupa** (beautiful), **Subhaga** (prosperous), **Tyagi** (renouncer), **Samaya-jna** (knower of the principles), **Samahita** (composed). ||184||
**Susthita** (well-established), **Swasthya-bhaak** (possessing health), **Swastha** (healthy), **Nirajaska** (free from the dust of karma), **Niruddhava** (free from worldly attachments), **A-lepa** (unstained), **Nishkalanka-atma** (one with a spotless soul), **Vitaraga** (free from attachment), **Gataspriha** (free from desire). ||185||
**Vashyendriya** (one who has conquered the senses), **Vimukta-atma** (one whose soul is liberated), **Nish-sapatna** (one without enemies), **Jita-indriya** (one who has conquered the senses), **Prasanta** (peaceful), **Ananta-dhaam-arshi** (the sage of the infinite abode), **Mangala** (auspicious), **Mala-han-agha** (one who destroys sin). ||186||
Those who are **A-prata-atma** (without a separate self) due to being united with their true nature, **Kritagjna** (grateful) due to knowing all actions, and **Kritalakshana** (one who has described the characteristics of all things) due to explaining the nature of all things, are called so. ||180||
Those who have knowledge within them are called **Jnana-garbha** (one whose womb is filled with knowledge), those who have a compassionate heart are called **Daya-garbha** (one whose womb is filled with compassion), those who are endowed with the three jewels or who had a