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## Chapter Thirty-Three
**46.** See, the monkeys, terrified by the roars of the lion-kings, have become birds and are sitting in the groves out of fear.
**47.** This forest is delightful, filled with the sounds of the teachings of the great sages, and teeming with herds of deer grazing on the tips of the grass.
**48.** Here, the forest is terrifying with the harsh roars of the lions, and there, the elephants are fleeing, having abandoned their food and drink.
**49.** Here are beautiful forest regions where the old buffaloes have dug the edges of the mounds with their horns, and the boars have dug small ponds.
**50.** The deer entering the small ponds and the elephants standing near the bamboo groves clearly indicate that this terrifying forest has been recently attacked by a lion.
**51.** This mountain, always peaceful and fierce, is now peaceful due to the presence of the Lord of the Jinas.
**52.** See, in this forest, the lion-kings are in close proximity with the elephants, and they are freely touching the elephant's wounds made by their claws.
**53.** The deer, along with the lions, tigers, and other ferocious animals, enter the caves, which are inhabited by the wandering monks, without fear, followed by their young ones.
**54.** Oh, what a wonder! Even the animals, who are unaware of the fear and beauty of the forest, are following the great sages.
**55.** This mountain, adorned by the eight-legged creatures, who are known by their appropriate names, will be known as Ashtapadi after your ascent.
**56.** The constellation of stars, approaching the edge of this mountain, where many jewels are shining, is not visible due to the brilliance of those jewels, which are hiding its circle.
**45.** The trees of this forest, which are being polluted by the water of intoxication, clearly indicate the playful activities of the elephants in the forest.
**57.** The trees of this forest, which are being polluted by the water of intoxication, clearly indicate the playful activities of the elephants in the forest.
**Notes:**
* **Ashtapadi:** A creature with eight legs, a term used in Jain cosmology.
* **Muni:** A Jain sage.
* **Jina:** A Jain Tirthankara, a spiritual teacher.
* **Charana:** A wandering monk.
* **Guha:** A cave.
* **Tiryach:** An animal.
* **Sarovara:** A pond.
* **Palvala:** A small pond.
* **Vamala:** A mound.
* **Vamala-luratata:** A mound with a flat top.
* **Nakhara:** A claw.
* **Rakshata:** A wound.
* **Korna:** A line.
* **Aashrita:** Inhabited.
* **Anugata:** Followed.
* **Sevita:** Adorned.
* **Sārtha:** Appropriate.
* **Bhavisyat-kale:** In the future.
* **Upakram:** Ascent.
* **Aagachhat:** Approaching.