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## Chapter 262: The Adi Purana
**Verse 245:** His body, adorned with a shining Brahma Sutra, rises in height, resembling a mountain with waterfalls cascading down its slopes.
**Verse 246:** His chest, adorned with a necklace of precious stones, rises high, with shoulders like two towering peaks, his arms, long and graceful, resembling two Kulachala mountains.
**Verse 247:** His waist is encircled by a radiant belt, and he appears like a great continent surrounded by a jeweled altar.
**Verse 248:** His head is adorned with a crown, buzzing with a swarm of bees attracted by the fragrance of Mandara flowers, as if he were humming a song.
**Verse 249:** He wears other auspicious ornaments befitting the occasion, and he appears like a radiant embodiment of Lakshmi herself.
**Verse 250:** The best of kings, filled with joy, praise him, saying, "You have conquered the entire world, you are the conqueror of the directions, and you have a divine form."
**Verse 251:** The citizens and ministers, the chief men, perform the abhisheka (ceremony) of his feet, and they take the water from his feet and apply it to their own foreheads.
**Verse 252:** Shri Devi, Hri Devi, Ganga Devi, Sindhu Devi, and the Vishveshwara, all come together and perform their respective duties, worshipping him.
**Verse 253:** This is the 46th ceremony, called Chakra Abhisheka. This is one ceremony called Chakra Abhisheka. After this, there is another ceremony called Samrajya.
**Verse 254:** On the next day, in the morning, he, adorned with sacred ornaments, sits on the royal throne in the midst of the assembly of great kings.
**Verse 255:** He is fanned by divine winds, bright like the spray of the Ganga, and by the chamaras (fly whisks) waved by beautiful women.
**Verse 256:** He is adorned with the essence of the earth, the sky, and the gods, and he radiates peace, brilliance, strength, and purity.