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## Chapter 322
**62.** O Kalyāṇāṅga, since you are undoubtedly presided over by the gods, these dreams of yours are not false. Understand their fruit from me.
**63.** You saw in a dream twenty-three lion kings roaming alone on this earth, having ascended the peak of a mountain. Understand clearly that the fruit of this is that, except for the great Lord Mahāvīra, there will be no rise of wicked doctrines in the time of the remaining twenty-three Tirthankaras.
**64.** This dream clearly indicates this fruit.
**65.** Then, in another dream, you saw a group of deer following a lone lion cub. This reveals that in the Tirtha of the great Lord Mahāvīra, there will be many Kulingīs who will embrace possessions.
**66.** Seeing a horse whose back is bent under the weight of a large elephant, it is known that the ascetics of the fifth age will not be able to bear all the qualities of austerity.
**67.** Some will be lazy in keeping their vows of the root and the subsidiary qualities, some will break them from the root, and some will become dull or indifferent.
**68.** Seeing a herd of goats eating dry leaves, it is known that in the future, men will abandon good conduct and become wicked.
**69.** Seeing monkeys climbing on the shoulders of a Gajaendra, it is known that in the future, the ancient Kshatriya lineage will be destroyed, and those of low lineage will rule the earth.
**70.** Seeing owls being harassed by crows, it is known that, desiring religion, men will abandon the Jain monks and go to the company of the ascetics of other sects.
**71.** Seeing many ghosts dancing, it is known that people will worship the Vyantaras as gods, due to causes like name and karma.
**72.** Seeing water filled around a pond whose middle part is dry, it is known that religion will leave the Āryakhaṇḍa and remain only in the Mleccha regions.
**73.** Seeing a heap of jewels soiled with dust, it is known that in the fifth age, there will be no excellent monks who possess ṛiddhis.
**74.** Seeing a beautiful vessel being honored with respect, it is known that the twice-born will receive respect for their worthy qualities.