The closing verse calls the work a drop drawn from the great ocean of scripture that came from the mouth of the Jina, full of waves of all substances and principles, with two shining shores that are the means for this world and the next, and the one benefactor of the world; the commentary says this is why it is named Kalyanakaraka. The colophons then close the fourth chapter of the uttara tantra, named Rasarasayanasiddhadhikara, the twenty-fourth pariccheda from the beginning.
Names and synonyms
- Hindi
- अंतिम कथनअंतिम कथन और अध्याय 24 की पुष्पिका
- English
- Closing verse and colophon of chapter 24
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- Chapter 24
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