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Gommatasar Karmakanda - 805
The Gommata who is victorious, whose image has been seen by all the Siddhas, all the omniscient monks, is victorious. || 969 ||
The Gommata who built the Jina temple, whose base is like a vajra, whose front is slightly raised, whose top is adorned with a golden kalasha, and which is unparalleled, is victorious. || 970 ||
The Gommata who washed the pure feet of the Siddhas with the water of the rays of the crown of the Yaksha image on the pillars of the Chaitya, is victorious. (Although it is not possible for the rays of the crown of a Yaksha to reach the Siddha realm, there is no fault in saying so by way of simile. Here, the meaning is that the pillars of the Chaitya are very high, and there is a Yaksha image on top of them, whose crown is adorned with luminous jewels.) || 971 ||
The Gommata who wrote the Gatha Sutra of the Gommatasar, who made the Kannada commentary, is known as Viramarthanda, and is victorious for a long time. || 972 ||
Meaning - The Gommata who built the image that was seen by the Sarvarthasiddhi Devas and all the omniscient monks, is victorious. || 969 ||
The Gommata who built the Jina temple, whose base is like a vajra, whose front is slightly raised, whose top is adorned with a golden kalasha, and which is unparalleled, is victorious. || 970 ||
The Gommata who washed the pure feet of the Siddhas with the water of the rays of the crown of the Yaksha image on the pillars of the Chaitya, is victorious. (Although it is not possible for the rays of the crown of a Yaksha to reach the Siddha realm, there is no fault in saying so by way of simile. Here, the meaning is that the pillars of the Chaitya are very high, and there is a Yaksha image on top of them, whose crown is adorned with luminous jewels.) || 971 ||
The Gommata who wrote the Gatha Sutra of the Gommatasar, who made the Kannada commentary, is known as Viramarthanda, and is victorious for a long time. || 972 ||
Thus ends the ninth chapter, "Karma Rachana Sadbhaav", of the Hindi commentary "Siddhant Gyan Deepika" on the Gommatasar Karmakanda, written by Nemichandracharya.