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## Adipurana
**Verse 376:**
The greedy one was a cook, then a mongoose, then a Bhoga-bhumika Arya, then a god named Manoraha, then a king named Shantamadan, then a Samanika deva, then a king named Aparajita, then I became Indra, and now my younger brother, Jayasena, has been born, who is extremely powerful.
**Verse 377:**
Jayasena's life was first a greedy cook, then a mongoose, then a Bhoga-bhumika Arya, then a god named Manoraha, then a king named Shantamadan, then a Samanika deva, then a king named Aparajita, then I became Indra, and now my younger brother, Jayasena, has been born, who is extremely powerful.
**Verse 378:**
O Bharata, in this world, which is like a crisis, all beings experience a combination of pleasant and unpleasant things, and ultimately, they are destroyed suddenly. Knowing this, why are you so disheartened? The Lord Vrishabhadeva has attained the incomparable state of liberation by destroying all eight karmas. Why are you feeling sad in such a place of contentment?
**Verse 379:**
O Chakravartin, we are all mortal beings. By the association of the pure-minded Lord, we have destroyed all our karmic impurities and attained our true nature. We will also soon attain the incomparable and rare state of the Lord, which is superior to all other pleasures.
**Verse 380:**
When a dear friend dies, there may be grief because their death is caused by good and bad karmas, and it leads to their rebirth in this world. But if a Siddha, who has destroyed the world and is constantly prayed to, is attained, then how can a wise person grieve if he is not an enemy? Meaning: It is the enemy who grieves, not the friend, so you should all rejoice, not grieve.
**Verse 381:**
O Lord of wealth, all eight evil enemies of Lord Vrishabhadeva, with their roots and branches, have been completely destroyed by his virtues. What is lost here? Abandon your delusion. Focus your pure mind on conquering sorrow.