Kalyan Mandir Stotra
अभीप्सितकार्य सिद्धिदायक
भीताभय – प्रदमनिन्दितमङ्घ्रिपद्मम्।
संसारसागर – निमज्जदशेष-जन्तु
पोतायमानमभिनम्य जिनेश्वरस्य।।१।।
स्तोत्रं सुविस्तृतमतिर्न विभुर्विधातुम्।
तीर्थेश्वरस्य कमठस्मयधूमकेतो-
स्तस्याहमेष किल संस्तवनं करिष्ये।।२।।
The poet declares his intention of praising Lord Parshvanatha
Having bowed to the lotus feet of that Jineshvara (Tirthankar Lord Parshvanatha), who is the ocean of greatness.
Whom (even) the preceptor of Gops (Brihaspati) himself in spite of his supremely wide knowledge is unable to praise and who is a comet (or fire) in destroying the arrogance of Kamatha-the feet which are, the temple of bliss’ which are sublime, which can destroy sins and give safety to the terrified, which are faultless and (i.e. serva the purpose of) a life-boat for all beings sinking in the ocean of existence. I will indeed compose a hymn (in honour) of Him (1-2).
जलभय-निवारक
सामान्यतोऽपि तव वर्णयितुं स्वरूप-
मस्मादृश: कथमधीश! भवन्त्यधीशा:।।
धृष्टोऽपि कौशिकशिशुर्यदि वा दिवान्धो,
रूपं प्ररूपयति किल घर्मरश्मे:?।।३।।
He points out his incompetency to under take such a work.
Oh Lord ! how can persons like us succeed in giving even a general outline of Thy nature? Is indeed a young-one of an owl blind By day capable of describing the orb of the hot-rayed one (sun). however presumptuous it may be? (3)
असमयनिधन-निवारक
मोह-क्षयादनुभवन्नपि नाथ! मत्र्यो,
नूनं गुणान्गणयितुं न तव क्षमेत।
कल्पान्त-वान्त-पयस: प्रकटोऽपि यस्मा-
न्मीयेत केन जलधे-र्ननु रत्नराशि:?।।४।।
Oh Lord ! a mortal is surely incapable of counting Thy merits, in spite of his realizing them, owing to the annihilation of his infatution, (for) who can measure the heap of jewels, though obvious, in the ocean emptied of waters at the time of the destruction of the universe? (4)
प्रच्छन्नधनप्रदर्शक
अभ्युद्यतोऽस्मि तव नाथ! जडाशयोऽपि,
कर्तुं स्तवं लसदसंख्य-गुणाकरस्य।
बालोऽपि न निजबाहु-युगं वितत्य,
विस्तीर्णतां कथयति स्वधियाम्बुराशे:।।५।।
He mentions one By one the reasons of Commencing the hymn.
Oh Lord! I, though dull-witted, have started to sing a song of Thine, the mine of innumerable resplendent virtures. (For) does not even a child describe according to its own intellect the vastness of the ocean By stretching its arms? (5)
सन्तानसम्पत्ति प्रसाधक
ये योगिनामपि न यान्ति गुणास्तवेश!
वत्तुं कथं भवति तेषु ममावकाश:।
जाता तदेव-मसमीक्षित-कारितेयं,
जल्पन्ति वा निज-गिरा ननु पक्षिणोऽपि।।६।।
Oh Lord! whence can it be within my scop to describe Thy merits, when even the masterly saints fail to do so? Therefore, this attempt of mine is a thoughtless act; or why, even birds do speak in their own tongue (6)
अभीप्सितजनाकर्षक
आस्तामचिन्त्य-महिमा जिन! संस्तवस्ते,
नामापि पाति भवतो भवतो जगन्ति।
तीव्राऽऽतपोपहत-पान्थ-जनान्निदाघे,
प्रीणाति पद्म-सरस: स-रसोऽनिलोऽपि।।७।।
Oh Jina! Let Thy hymn whose sublimity is inconceivable he out of considaration; (For) even Thy name saves the (living beings of ihe) three worlds from (this) worldly existence. Even the cool breeze of a lotus-lake gives delight in summer to the travellers tormented By the immense heat (of the sun). (7)
कुपितोपदंशविनाशक
जन्तो: क्षणेन निबिडा अपि कर्मबन्धा।
सद्यो भुजङ्गम-मया इव मध्य-भाग-
मभ्यागते वन-शिखण्डिनि चन्दनस्य।।८।।
Oh Lord! when Thou art enshrined in the heart By a living being, his firm fetters of Karmans, however tight they may become certainly loose within a moment like the serpent-bands of a sandal tree, immediately when a wild peacock arrives at its centre. (8)
सर्पवृश्चिकविषविनाशक
रौद्रै-रुपद्रव-शतैस्त्वयि वीक्षितेऽपि।
गो-स्वामिनि स्पुरित-तेजसि दृष्टमात्रे,
चौरैरिवाऽऽशु पशव: प्रपलायमानै:।।९।।
He Points out advantage of seeing God.
Oh Lord of the Jinas! No sooner art Thou merely seen By persons, than they are indeed spontaneously released from hundreds of horrible adversities, like the beasts from the thieves that are fleeing away at the mere sight of (1) the sun resplendent with lustre, (2) the king or (3) the cowherd shining with vaiour. (9)
तस्कर भय विनाशक
त्वामुद्वहन्ति हृदयेन यदुत्तरन्त:।
यद्वा दृतिस्तरति यज्जलमेष नून-
मन्तर्गतस्य मरुत: स किलानुभाव:।।१०।।
He suggests the advantage of consiant contemplation about God.
Oh Jina! How art Thou the saviour of mundane beings when (on the contrary) they themselves carry Thee in their hearts while crosing (the ocean of existence)? Or indeed, that a leatner bag (for holding water) floats in water, is certainly the effect of the air inside it. (10)
जलाग्निभयविनाशक
सोऽपि त्वया रति-पति: क्षपित: क्षणेन।
विध्यापिता हुतभुज: पयसाथ येन,
पीतं न विं तदपि दुर्धर-वाडवेन?।।११।।
He establishes the pre-eminence of Lord Parshva in virtue of His dispassion.
Even that Cupid (the husband of Rati) who baffled even Harr (Siva) and others was destroyed within a moment By Thee. (For), is not even that water which extinguishes (earthly) conflagrations swallowed up By the irresistible submarine fire? (11)
अग्निभय विनाशक
स्वा१मिन्ननल्प-गरिमाणमपि प्रपन्ना-
स्त्वां जन्तव: कथमहो हृदये दधाना:।।
जन्मोदधिं लघु तरन्त्यतिलाघवेन,
चिन्त्यो न हन्त महतां यदि वा प्रभाव:।।१२।।
Power of the great is unimaginable.
Oh Master! How do the beings who resort to Thee soon cross the ocean of births (and deaths) with the greatest ease, when they carry in their heart, Thee, that excessively heavy (dignified)? Or why, prowess of the great is incomprehensible.(12)
जलमिष्टताकारक
क्रोधस्त्वया यदि विभो! प्रथमं निरस्तो,
ध्वस्तास्तदा वद कथं किल कर्म-चौरा:?
प्लोषत्यमुत्र यदि वा शिशिरापि लोके,
नील-द्रुमाणि विपिनानि न क हिमानी?।।१३।।
How couldst Thou indeed (manage to) destroy Karman-thieves, when Thou, oh Omnipresent one! hadst at the very outset annihilated anger? Or why, does not the mass of snow though cold burn forests having dark-blue (or fig) trees? (13)
शत्रुस्नेह जनक
मन्वेषयन्ति हृदयाम्बुज-कोष-देशे।
पूतस्य निर्मल-रुचेर्यदि वा किमन्य-
दक्षस्य सम्भव-पदं ननु कर्णिकाया:।।१४।।
Oh Jina! theYogins always search after Thee, the supreme soul in the interior of their heart-lotus-bud. Or why, is there any other abode for the pure and the unsulliedly splendid lotusseed than the pericarp? (14)
चोरिकागत द्रव्यदायक
ध्यानाज्जिनेश! भवतो भविन: क्षणेन,
देहं विहाय परमात्म-दशां व्रजन्ति।
तीव्रानलादुपल-भावमपास्य लोके,
चामीकरत्वमचिरादिव धातु-भेदा:।।१५।।
Meditation of Jina leads to equality with Him.
Oh Lord of the Jina! By mediting upon Thee, mundane beings attain in a moment the supreme status leaving aside their body, as is the case in this world with pieces of ore which soon cease to be stones and become gold By the application of severe heat. (15)
गहन वन-पर्वत भय विनाशक
अन्त: सदैव जिन! यस्य विभाव्यसे त्वं,
भव्यै: कथं तदपि नाशयसे शरीरम्।
एतत्स्वरूपमथ मध्य-विवर्तिनो हि,
यद्विग्रहं प्रशमयन्ति महानुभावा:।।१६।।
Oh Jina! How is it that Thou destroyest that very body of the, Bhavyas in the interior of which they enshrine Thee? Or why, this is the nature of an arbitrator (one who remains impartial) : for, great personages bring the discord (the body) to an end (or this is the nature; for, great persons who are impartial, remove the quarrel). (16)
युद्धविग्रह विनाशक
सबस्क्रिप्ट पाठ
ध्यातो जिनेन्द्र! भवतीह भवत्प्रभाव:।
पानीयमप्यमृतमित्यनुचिन्त्यमानं,
विं नाम नो विष-विकारमपाकरोति।।१७।।
Efficacy of meditation is extra-ordinary.
Oh Lord of the Jinas! this soul, when meditated upon By the talented as non-distinct from Thee attains to Thy prowess in this world. Does not even water when looked upon as nectar verily, destroy the effect of poison? (17)
सर्पविष विनाशक
नूनं विभो! हरि-हरादि-धिया प्रपन्ना:।
क काच-कामलिभिरीश! सितोऽपि शङ्खो,
नो गृह्यते विविध-वर्ण-विपर्ययेण?।।१८।।
Oh omnipotent Being? even the followers of the other (non Jaina) schools philosophy certainly resort to Thee alone, mistaking Thee for Hari, Hara-and others-Thee from whom ignorance has departed. For, Oh God! is not even a white conch mistaken for one having various colours By those who suffer form Kacha-kamali (eyediseases like colour-blindness)? (18)
नेत्ररोग विनाशक
दास्तां जनो भवति ते तरुरप्यशोक:।
अभ्युद्गते दिनपतौ समहीरुहोऽपि,
क वा विबोधमुपयाति न जीव-लोक:।।१९।।
Leave aside the case of a human being (for) even a tree becomes free from sorrow (Asoka) on account of its being in Thy proximity at the time Thou preachest religion Aye, does not the world of living beings including even trees awake at the rise of the sun? (19)
उच्चाटनकारक
विष्वक्पतत्यवरला सुर-पुष्प-वृष्टि:।
त्वद्गोचरे सुमनसां यदि वा मुनीश!,
गच्छन्ति नूनमध एव हि बन्धनानि।।२०।।
Jina’s presenee is miraculous.
Oh pervader of the universe! it is a matter of surprise that uninterrupted shower of celestial blossoms falls all around with their stalks turned down-wards; or why, (it is natural that) in Thy presence, oh master of saints? fetters (stalks) of the good-minded (flowers) (ought to) certainly fall down. (20)
शुष्कवनोपवनविकाशक
पीयूषतां तव गिर: समुदीरयन्ति।
पीत्वा यत: परम-सम्मद-सङ्ग-भाजो,
भव्या व्रजन्ति तरसाप्यजरामरत्वम्।।२१।।
Jina’s sermon leads to immortality.
It is proper that Thy speech which springs up from the ocean of thy grave heart is spoken of as ambrosia; for, By drinking it, the Bhavyas who (hence) participate in the supreme joy, quickly attain the status of permanent youth and immortality. (21)
मधुरफलप्रदायक
मन्ये वदन्ति शुचय: सुर-चामरौघा:।
येऽस्मै नतिं विदधते मुनि-पुङ्गवाय,
ते नूनमूध्र्व-गतय: खलु शुद्ध-भावा:।।२२।।
The poet describes the fourth Pratiharya.
Oh Lord! I think, the clusers of the sacred (or bright) celestial chowries (Chamaras) which first bend very low and then rise up proclaim that those pure-hearted persons who bow to (Thee) this master of the sages are sure to the highest grade. (22)
राज्यसन्मानदायक
श्यामं गभीर-गिरमुज्ज्वल-हेम-रत्न
सहासनस्थमिह भव्य-शिखण्डिनस्त्वाम्।
आलोकयन्ति रभसेन नदन्तमुच्चै-
श्चामीकराद्रि-शिरसीव नवाम्बुवाहम्।।२३।
The poet describes the fifth Pratiharya.
The Bhavyas here ardently look at Thee who art dark (in complexion), whose speech is grave and who art seated on a glitterirg golden lion-throne studded with jewels, as is the case with the Peacocks who eagerly look at the mightily thundering, dark and fresh cloud which has arisen to the summit of the golden mountain (Meru). (23)
शत्रुविजितराज्यप्रदायक
लुप्तच्छदच्छविरशोक-तरुर्बभूव।
सान्निध्यतोऽपि यदि वा तव वीतराग!
नीरागतां व्रजति को न सचेतनोऽपि।।२४।।
Even God’s presence destroys passions.
The colour of leaves of Asoka Tree is obscured By the dark halo of the orb of Thy light (Bhamandala) which is spreading above Or why, oh passionless one! which animate being is not set free from attachment (and aversion) By the influence of Thy mere presence? (24)
असाध्यरोग शामक
मागत्य निर्वृति-पुरीं प्रति सार्थवाहम्।
एतन्निवेदयति देव! जगत्त्रयाय,
मन्ये नदन्नभिनभ: सुरदुन्दुभिस्ते।।२५।।
The seventh Pratiharya viz, the celestial drum like the previous objects is suggestive.
Oh God! I believe that the celestial drum which is resounding in the sky announces to the three worlds:- Haloo, Haloo, shake off idleness, approach (this god) and resort to him the leader of the caravan leading to (proceeding towards) the city of the final emancipation. (25)
वचनसिद्धिप्रतिष्ठापक
तारान्वितो विधुरयं विहताधिकार:।
मुक्ता-कलाप-कलितोल्ल-सितातपत्र-
व्याजात्त्रिधा धृत-तनुध्र्रुवमभ्युपेत:।।२६।।
The poet delineates the eighth or the final Pratiharya .
Oh Lord! as the worlds have been (already) illuminated By Thee, this moon accompanied By stars, (being thus) deprived of her authority has certainly approached Thee By assuming the three bodies in the disguise of the (three) canopies which are shining on account of their being adorned By a cluster of pearls. (26)
वैरविरोधविनाशक
कान्ति-प्रताप-यशसामिव संचयेन।
माणिक्य-हेम-रजत-प्रविनिर्मितेन,
१सालत्रयेण भगवन्नभितो विभासि।।२७।।
The poet depicts the triad of ramparts.
Oh (all) knowing being! Thou shinest in all directions on account of the triad of the ramparts beautifully made of rubies, gold and silver-the triad which is as it were the store of Thy lustre, prowess and glory, that fill up the three worlds and are amassed together. (27)
यश:कीर्तिप्रसारक
मुत्सृज्य रत्न-रचितानपि मौलि-बन्धान्।
पादौ श्रयन्ति भवतो यदि वा परत्र१,
त्वत्सङ्गमे सुमनसो न रमन्त एव।।२८।।
The poet praises God By resorting to a rhetorical inconsistency.
Oh Jina! celestial garlands of the bowing lords of heavens leave aside their diadems, (even) though (they are) studded with jewels and resort to Thy feet. Or indeed the good-minded (flowers) do not find pleasure any where else when there is Thy company. (28)
आकर्षणकारक
यत्तारयस्यसुमतो निज-पृष्ठ-लग्नान्१।
युत्तं हि पार्थिव-नृपस्य सतस्तवैव,
चित्रं विभो! यदसि कर्म-विपाक-शून्य:।।२९।।
Even one who indirectly follows Jina i. e. directly follows Jainism gets liberated.
Oh Lord! though Thou hast turned away Thy face from the ocean of births (and deaths), yet Thou enablest the living beings clinging to Thy back to cross it Nevertheless, this is justifiable in the case of Thine that art the good governor of the world (Parthiva-nipa).
This is also seen in the case of an earthen pot (Parthiva-nipa). But, this is strange that Thou art not subject to the effects of Karmans (Karma-vipaka-sunya) whereas that earthen pot is not so. (There is another interpretation possible. viz, it is strange that Thou enablest the beings to cross Samsara even when Thou art Karma-vipaka-sunya, but such is not the case with an earthen pot which is not annealed. (29)
असंभवकार्यसाधक
वाऽक्षर-प्रकृतिरप्यलिपिस्त्वमीश!
अज्ञानवत्यपि सदैव कथंचिदेव,
ज्ञानं त्वयि स्पुरति विश्व-विकास-हेतु:।।३०।।
Oh saviour of mankind (Jarapalaka)! though Thou art the master of the universe, yet Thou art poor (Durgata) Oh God! although Thy very nature is a letter (Akshara), yet Thou art not forming an alphabet (Thou art Alipi) Moreover, how is it that knowledge the acause of the illumination of the universe permanently shines in Thee, even when Thou art ignorant (Ajnanavati)?
These apparent contradictions can By removed be rendering the verse as follows:-
Oh saviour of mankind! as Thou art the master of the universe, Thou art realized with great difficulty (Durgata). Or, Oh saviour of mankind: (Janapa)! though Thou art the master of the universe. Thou art bald-headed (Alakadurgata).
Or Though are the protector from the mundane existence (Durga) as Thy very nature is imperishable (Akshara). Thou art not enshrouded with karmans (Alipi). And there is no wonder if knowledge, the cause of the illumination of the universe, always shines in Thee, even when Thou redeemest the ignorant (Ajnanavati). (30)
शुभाशुभ प्रश्न दर्शक
दुत्थापितानि कमठेन शठेन यानि।
छायापि तैस्तव न नाथ! हता हताशो,
ग्रस्तस्त्वमीभिरयमेव परं दुरात्मा।।३१।।
Those who try to harass God are caught in their own trap.
Masses of dust which entirely filled up the sky and which were thrown up in rage By malevolent Kamatha failed to mar, oh Lord, even Thy loveliness. On the contrary, that very wretch whose hopes were shattered, was caught in this trap (of masses of dust). (31)
दुष्टताप्रतिरोधी
भ्रश्यत्तडिन्-मुसल-मांसल-घोरधारम्।
दैत्येन मुक्तमथ दुस्तर-वारि दध्रे,
तेनैव तस्य जिन! दुस्तर-वारिकृत्यम्।।३२।।
Oh Jina! that very shower which was let loose (upon Thee) By the demon (kamatha)-the shower which was unfordable and excessively horrible and which was accompanied By a range of thundering mighty clouds. flashes of lightnings horribly emanating (from the sky) and terrible drops of water thick like a club served in his own (kamatha’s) case the purpose of a bad sword. (32)
उल्कापातातिवृष्ट्यनावृष्टिनिरोधक
प्रालम्बभृद्भयदवक्त्र-विनिर्यदग्नि:।
प्रेतव्रज: प्रति भवन्तमपीरितो य:,
सोऽस्याभवत्प्रतिभवं भव-दु:ख-हेतु:।।३३।।
Even that very troop of the ghosts that was sent against Thee By him (kamatha)-the ghosts who were (round their necks) garlands (reaching their chests) of skulls of human beings, with dishevelled and erect hair and distorted features, and who were belching fire from their dreadful mouths became the cause of mundane sufferings in every birth in his (kamathas) case. (33)
भूतपिशाचपीड़ा तथा शत्रुभय नाशक
माराधयन्ति विधिवद्विधुतान्य-कृत्या:।
भक्त्योल्लसत्पुलक-पक्ष्मल-देह-देशा:,
पादद्वयं तव विभो! भुवि जन्मभाज:।।३४।।
Those who devote their time in worshipping God are fortunate.
Oh Lord of the universe! blessed are those persons alone who, By leaving aside their other activities worship here the pair of Thy feet. Oh mighty one, thrice a day (dawn, noon and sunset) according to the prescribed rules, with the different parts of their bodies covered up with bristling horripliation of devotion. (34)
मृगी उन्माद अपस्मार विनाशक
मन्ये न मे श्रवण-गोचरतां गतोऽसि।
आकर्णिते तु तव गोत्र-पवित्र-मन्त्रे,
वा विपद्विषधरी सविधं समेति।।३५।।
The poet commences self-examination and resorts to repeniance.
Oh Lord of the saints! I do not believe that Thou hast (Thy name has) ever come within the range of my ears, in this endless ocean of existence; otherwise, can the venemons reptile of disasters approach (me), after the pure incantation (in the form) of Thy appellation has been listened to (By me)? (35)
सर्पवशीकरण
मन्ये मया महितमीहित-दान-दक्षम्।
तेनेह जन्मनि मुनीश! पराभवानां,
जातो निकेतनमहं मथिताशयानाम्।।३६।।
A worshipper of God can never suffer from humitiations and disappointments.
Oh God! I believe that Thy (pair of) feet capable of granting desired gifts has not been worshipped By me even in the previous births. That is why I have (now) become in the birth an object of humiliations and an abode of frustrated hopes. (36)
मानसिक कष्ट निवारक
पूर्वं विभो! सकृदपि प्रविलोकितोऽसि।
मर्माविधो विधुरयन्ति हि मामनर्था:,
प्रोद्यत्प्रबन्ध-गतय: कथमन्यथैते।।३७।।
The sight of God averts adversities.
It is certain, Oh Omnipotent one! that Thou hast not been formerly seen even once By me whose eyes are blinded By the darkness of infatuation. For, otherwise, how can these misfortunes which pierce the vital parts of the heart and which are quickly appearing in a continuous succession, make me miserable? (37)
असह्यकष्ट निवारक
आकर्णितोऽपि महितोऽपि निरीक्षितोऽपि,
नूनं न चेतसि मया विधृतोऽसि भक्त्या।
जातोऽस्मि तेन जनबान्धव! दु:खपात्रं,
यस्मात्क्रिया: प्रतिफलन्ति न भाव-शून्या:।।३८।।
Prayers eic, void of sincerity are fruittess.
Oh philanthrophist! though I have even heard, worshipped and seen Thee, yet I Have not reverentallw enshrined Thee in my heart. Hence I have become an object of miseries; for, actions. (such as hearing worshipping and seeing The) performed without sincerity (Bhava) do not yield fruits. (38)
सर्वज्वरशामक
कारुण्य-पुण्य-वसते! वशिनां वरेण्य।
भक्त्या नते मयि महेश! दयां विधाय,
दुखांकुरोद्दलन-तत्परतां विधेहि।।३९।।
The poet prays to God to be gracious.
Oh Lord, the cherisher of affection for the miserable! the protector! the hoty abode of compassion (or residence of mercy and merit) ! the best amongst those who have controlled their senses! great God! have pity on me who devotedly bow to Thee; and show readiness to destroy sprouts of my sufferings. (39)
विषमज्वरविघातक
मासाद्य सादित-रिपु-प्रथितावदानम्।
त्वत्पाद-पंकजमपि प्रणिधान-वन्ध्यो,
बन्ध्योऽस्मि चेद् भुवन-पावन! हा हतोऽस्मि।।४०।।
Even after having attained as a refuge Thy lotus-feet, which are the resting place of innumerable exellences, which are an object fit to be resorted to and the which has destroyed the famous prowess of foes (like attachment or which has destroyed enemies and which is well-known for purity). If I am lacking in the profound religious meditation, oh purifier of the univeres (or pure in the worlds)! I am fit to be killed and hence alas, I am undone. (40)
अस्त्र-शस्त्र विघातक
संसार-तारक! विभो! भुवनाधिनाथ!।
त्रायस्व देव! करुणा-हृद! मां पुनीहि,
सीदन्तमद्य भयद-व्यसनाम्बु-राशे:।।४१।।
Oh object of worship for the lords of gods! Conversant with the essence of every object! Saviour from this worldly existence (the ferryman that enables to cross the ocean of existence)! Pervader of the Universe! Ruler of the world! save me, oh God! oh reservoir of compassion! purify me who am now-a-days sinking in the terrifying sea of sufferings. (41)
स्त्रीसम्बंधि समस्तरोगशामक
भत्ते: फलं किमपि सन्ततसञ्चिताया:।
तन्मे त्वदेक-शरणस्य शरण्य! भूया:,
Oh Lord! if there can be any reward whatsoever for my having been devoted to Thy lotus-feet for a series of births, mayest Thou yield protection to me who have Thee as the only refuge (or Thee alone as the refuge) and mayest Thou alone be my master in this world and even in my future life (incarnations). (42)
बन्धनमोचक एवं वैभववद्र्धक
इत्थं समाहित-धियो विधिवज्जिनेन्द्र!
सान्द्रोल्लसत्पुलक-कञ्चुकिताङ्गभागा:।
त्वद्बिम्ब-निर्मल-मुखाम्बुज-बद्ध-लक्ष्या,
ये संस्तवं तव विभो! रचयन्ति भव्या:।।४३।।
जननयन ‘कुमुदचन्द्र’! प्रभास्वरा: स्वर्ग-सम्पदो भुक्त्वा।
ते विगलित-मल-निचया, अचिरान्मोक्षं प्रपद्यन्ते।।४४।।
The poet sume up the paneggric and suggests his name.
Oh Lord of the Jinas! Oh Omni-potent Being! the Bhavyas who compose Thy hymn in accordance with the prescribed rules, with their mind thus concentrated, with portions of their body thickly covered up with hair standing erect and with their eyes (attention) fixed upon the pure face-lotus of Thy image, and whose heap of dirt is destroyed, attein in no time.
Oh Moon (in opening) the night-lotuses (Kamuda-Chandra) (in the form) of eyes of human beings! salvation after enjoying the exceedingly brilliant prosperities of heaven.(43-44)
