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Then, taking the ashes of the Adipurana, the five-blessed ones, they said, "We too shall be like this," and with great devotion, they applied it to their foreheads, both arms, necks, and chests. Considering it most sacred, they were filled with the essence of Dharma and love.
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With great joy, they all together performed the play of Ananda. Then, they instructed the devotees, "O all you Brahmachari, who hold the seven and other images, you yourselves should establish the three fires, Garhapatya, Ahavaniya, and Dakshinagni, in the three Sandhyas. Near them, establish the Dharmachakra, the umbrella, and the image of the Jina, and worship them with mantras at all three times. Thus, you should become guests, honored by the householders."
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Meanwhile, the fire of sorrow, kindled by love and born from the separation from the beloved, was burning the enlightened mind of Bharata.
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Seeing this state of Bharata, the Ganadhara, Vrishabhasena, desiring to remove Bharata's sorrow, began to speak clearly about the past lives of all of them.
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He said, "The soul of Vrishabhadeva was Jayavarman in the first life, Mahabala in the second, Lalitanga in the third, and King Vajrajangha in the fourth. In the fifth life, he was the Arya of Bhogabhumi. In the sixth life, he was Shridharadeva, in the seventh, King Suvidhi, in the eighth, Achyutendra, in the ninth, King Vajranabhi, in the tenth, he was Ahmendra in Sarvarthasiddhi, and from there, he became Vrishabhadeva, worshipped by all the Indras."
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The soul of Shreyans was Dhanshri in the first life, Nirnaayika in the second, Swayamprabha Devi in the third, Shrimati in the fourth, the Arya of Bhogabhumi in the fifth, Swayamprabhadeva in the sixth, Keshava in the seventh, Prati-Indra of Achyutsvarga in the eighth, Dhanadatta in the ninth, Ahmendra in the tenth, and from there, he became...
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