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## Chapter Thirty-Four: The Play of the Lion
**Saluting the Universal Creator, the Lord of the Mobile and Immobile, the Divine, worshipped by the Indras, we do not seek refuge in any other. May those who have embraced the supreme initiation, having accepted the glory of their austerities, and who are the foremost among the Jainas, the sons of the resolute Vrishabhadeva, be auspicious for us.**
**He, the illustrious Bharata, could not win over those who were not humble, nor could he enjoy the entire earth by dividing it with them. Those who sought liberation, taking refuge in their father, the Jina Vrishabhadeva, may those munis, who possess the wealth of pride and who have burnt the fuel of karma, destroy our sins.**
**Thus ends the thirty-fourth chapter of the Triṣaṣṭiśalākāpuruṣacaritra, composed by the venerable Jinaseṇācārya, entitled "The Description of the Initiation of the Younger Brothers of King Bharata."**
**1. Indra. 2. Those who serve the Jina, i.e., Jinajusha. 3. Mobile. "Praṇidhiḥ prārthane care" (a messenger in a request). 4. He was not capable. 5. They took refuge.**