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## Translation:
**Verse 21**
The speaker, the Lord of words (Vachasameesha), the conqueror of Kamadeva (Marajit), the knower of all things in the world (Vishvabhavavit), the one with a beautiful body (Sutanu), the one freed from the body (Tanunirmukt), the one who moves well in the sky (Sugata), the one who destroys wrong beliefs (Hatadurnay).
**Verse 21**
The Lord of Lakshmi (Shrosh), the one whose feet are served by Lakshmi (Shreshritapadabja), the fearless one (Veetbhi), the one who removes fear from others (Abhayankar), the one who has destroyed all faults (Utsannadosha), the one who is free from obstacles (Nirvighna), the one who is steady (Nischala), the one who is loved by the people (Lokavatsala).
**Verse 21**
The one who is superior to all beings (Lokottara), the Lord of the three worlds (Lokapati), the eye of all beings (Lokachakshu), the one with infinite wisdom (Aparadhi), the one with steady wisdom (Dheeradhee), the one who knows the right path (Buddhasanmarg), the one who is pure (Shuddha), the one who speaks truth and pure words (Satyasoonritavak).
**Verse 21**
The one who has attained the highest wisdom (Prajnaparamit), the one who is very wise (Prajna), the one who has controlled the senses (Yatiniamayitendriya), the one who is worthy of respect (Bhadant), the one who does good to all beings (Bhadrakrit), the one who is auspicious (Bhadra), the one who is like a wish-fulfilling tree (Kalpvriksha), the one who grants wishes (Varaprad).
**Verse 21**
The one who has uprooted the enemies of karma (Samunmoolitkarmaari), the one who is like fire to burn the fuel of karma (Karmakashtashushukhani), the one who is skilled in action (Karmany), the one who is strong (Karmaṭha), the one who is excellent (Pranshu), the one who is wise in knowing what is to be abandoned and what is to be accepted (Heyadeyavichakshana).
**Verse 21**
The one with infinite power (Anantashakti), the one who cannot be destroyed (Accheya), the one who destroys birth, old age, and death (Tripurari), the one who sees the three times (Trilochan), the one with three eyes (Trinetra), the one who is the embodiment of the three worlds (Tryambaka), the one who is the witness (Vyaks), the one who has the eye of pure knowledge (Kevalgyanavikashana).
**Notes:**
* The numbers in parentheses after the terms are the page numbers from the original text.
* The translation attempts to preserve the Jain terms as much as possible.
* The verses are numbered according to the original text.