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The Twenty-Fifth Chapter
The Trikala-darshi, the Lokesh, the Lokadhata, the Dridhavrata, the Sarvalok-anigah, the Pujya, the Sarvalok-aik-sarathi. || 193 || The Purana, the Purusha, the Purva, the Kritapurvang-vistarah, the Adideva, the Puranadya, the Purudeva, the Adhidevata. || 192 || The Yugamukhya, the Yugjyeshti, the Yugadisthitideshak, the Kalyanavarna, the Kalyana, the Kalyah, the Kalyanalakshana. || 193 || The Kalyana, the Kalyanama, the Vikalmasha, the Vikalankah, the Kalatita, the Kalilagna, the Kaladharah. || 194 || The Devadeva, the Jagannatha, the Jagadbandhu, the Jagadvibhu, the Jagadvitai-shi, the Lokajna, the Sarvago, the Jagadugragah. || 195 ||
The Guru, the Gadatma, the Griha, the Gocharah. The Matrijata, the Prakashatma, the Jwalajjwalanasaprabhah. || 596 ||
They are called Trikala-darshi because they see all things, Lokesh because they are the lords of the worlds, Lokadhata because they are the protectors of all beings, Dridhavrata because they are steadfast in their vows, Sarvalok-anigah because they are superior to all beings, Pujya because they are worthy of worship, and Sarvalok-aik-sarathi because they are able to lead all beings to their desired destination. || 191 ||
They are called Purana because they are the most ancient, Purusha because they have attained the highest qualities of the soul, Purva because they are the first, Kritapurvang-vistarah because they have expanded their limbs and the east, Adideva because they are the chief among all gods, Puranadya because they are the first in the Puranas, Purudeva because they are the great or first Tirthankara, and Adhidevata because they are the god of gods. || 192 ||
They are called Yugamukhya because they are the chief of this Avasarpini Yuga, Yugjyeshti because they are the greatest in this Yuga, Yugadisthitideshak because they are the preachers of the appropriate rules at the beginning of the Yuga, which is the field of karma, Kalyanavarna because they have the radiance of gold, Kalyana because they are of the nature of Kalyana, Kalyah because they are ready or eager to attain liberation, and Kalyanalakshana because they are endowed with auspicious characteristics. || 193 ||
They are called Kalyanaprakriti because their nature is of Kalyana, Diprakalyanatma because their soul is pure like shining gold, Vikalmasha because they are free from the stain of karma, Vikalankah because they are free from blemishes, Kalatita because they are without a body, Kalilagna because they do not commit sins, and Kaladharah because they possess many arts. || 194 ||
They are called Devadeva because they are the god of gods, Jagannatha because they are the lord of the universe, Jagadbandhu because they are the brother of the universe, Jagadvibhu because they are the lord of the universe, Jagadvitai-shi because they desire the welfare of the universe, Lokajna because they know the world, Sarvago because