Shloka : 13                                            Transliteration


Vaktram kva te sura naroraga netra hari    nihshesha nirjita jagat tritayopamanam. 
     Bimbam kalanka malinam kva nishakarasya
Yad vasare bhavati pandu palasha kalpam ||13||



Analogy of your face with the moon does not appear proper to me. How can your scintillating face, that please the eyes of gods, angels, humans and other beings alike, be compared with the spotted moon that is dull and pale, during the day, as the autumn leaves. Indeed, even the best available analogy for your face is lowly in comparison.






Illustration
Looking at the divine face of Shri Adinatha, angels, humans and other beings become enchanted(above). During the day the moon looks pitted as well as pale and dull like autumn leaves.

 

Shloka : 13

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