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The Forty-Seventh Chapter
The Vidhyadharas, one named Dhumvega and the other Harivar, are both very powerful. Fearing them, I have created two illusory forms through the power of Vidya to hide you and bring you to the city. O Kumar, eat this fruit, which is as sweet as nectar, and quench your hunger and fatigue. Then, mount me and we will quickly proceed to the city.
Hearing this, the Kumar said, "A woman's form is unsuitable for me to mount. I do not even touch a woman. How can I mount her? I have taken such a vow before my Guru." Hearing this, she thought and said, "What has happened now?" With the power of Vidya, she immediately assumed the form of a man and carried the Kumar with great speed.
On the way, she reached the Siddhakut Chaityalaya, paid her respects, and sat down to rest. On the same day, Bhogavati saw in a dream that the moon, adorned with radiance and arts, had entered our house and returned. Seeing this dream, she came to the Siddhakut Chaityalaya to worship for the sake of averting inauspiciousness. She was accompanied by the beautiful Kantvati, the chaste Ratnavega, Suvega, Amitmati, Ratikanta, Chittavega, Pippala, Madanavati, Vidyudvega, and many other princesses. All of them came and circumambulated the Jin Mandir with great devotion, paid their respects according to the rituals, performed puja, and then all of them were eager to praise. Even while praising, their minds were agitated.
In the same Chaityalaya, there stood a prince named Shiv Kumar, whose face was crooked. But as soon as he came near Shri Pal Kumar, his face became straight. Seeing this, Sukhavati removed him from his place and placed him elsewhere. In that Chaityalaya, Shri Pal Kumar was looking at his own form in the water, as he wished, with his Kamarupa Mudra. The sinful Harivar Vidhyadhar saw him doing this and, out of anger, threw the Kumar, who had done good deeds in his previous birth, into the Mahakal Guha, a place designated for punishment.