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## The Thirty-Eighth Parva
The **Avataara Kriyaa** of the **Indra** then changes. Having become worthy, he descends from heaven at the end of his lifespan. || 214 ||
"Having attained human birth, this Indra, desiring **Siddhi** quickly, fixes his mind on the worship of the **Siddha**." || 215 ||
He is indicated by sixteen auspicious dreams. At that time, he attains the auspicious **Swarga Avataara Kriyaa**. || 216 ||
This is the **Indra Avataara**.
## The Thirty-Ninth Parva
Then, he descends into the womb, like a treasury of jewels, purified by the great Goddess, **Mahadevi**, and the **Sri** and other goddesses. || 217 ||
Six months before his birth, **Kubera** rains down jewels. This rain of jewels seems like the wealth of heaven descending upon the earth, along with the **Siddha**. || 218 ||
The **Amrita**-like, fragrant, gentle breeze blows, filling all directions. It seems like the breath of the earth-goddess, created by the **Vayu Kumaras**. || 219 ||
The deep sound of the **Dundubhi** drums, rising in the sky, creates a fear of untimely thunder in the peacocks. || 220 ||
The **Guhyaka** deities shower the **Amrita**-eaters with garlands of **Mandara** flowers, which never fade and attract bees with their fragrance. || 221 ||
The goddesses **Sri**, **Hri**, **Buddhi**, **Dhriti**, and **Kirti**, along with **Lakshmi**, come together and serve the mother of the universe, **Mahadevi**. || 222 ||
In a certain abode of good deeds, a holy place, the abode of a righteous king, the **Hiranyagarbha** takes birth, born of **Hiranyotkrista**. || 223 ||
He is known as **Hiranyotkrista** because of the auspiciousness indicated by the **Hiranya**. He, the possessor of three kinds of knowledge, even while in the womb, performs that **Kriyaa**. || 224 ||
This is the **Hiranya Janma**.