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## The Twenty-Fifth Chapter
**Vasantatilaka Vritta**
Thus, desiring to liberate the world of mobile and immobile beings, the Jina, whose nature is unblemished, who is immersed in the ocean of Samsara, and who is accompanied by gods and demons, wandered the earth, his lotus feet adorned with golden lotuses. ||285||
**Mahada Vritta**
The forest of the world, consumed by the fierce fire of the rapid flow of time, was quenched by the showers of the nectar of Dharma, and the Jina, whose divine sounds resounded, shone like a cloud laden with rain. ||286||
**Sardula Vikridita Vritta**
The resolute Jina, eager to teach the right path, wandered through the lands of Kashi, Avanti, Kuru, Kosala, Sujha, Pundra, Chedi, Anga, Vanga, Magadha, Andhra, Kalinga, Madra, Panchala, Malava, Dasharna, and Vidarbha. ||287||
**Vasantatilaka Vritta**
Thus, the Jina, whose character is serene, having wandered through many lands and enlightened countless beings, reached the lofty Kailasa, the abode of his own glory, like the moon, illuminating the three worlds. ||288||
**Sardula Vikridita Vritta**
There, in the assembly hall, built by the gods, beautiful, adorned with all the descriptions mentioned earlier, and enhancing the splendor of heaven, the Jina, adorned with twelve virtues, sat surrounded by the eight auspicious signs, receiving the respectful salutations of the assembled beings. ||289||