The Supreme Lord Viṣṇu, the knower of methods, then assumed the form of an extremely beautiful woman impossible to describe. She had a pleasing, dark complexion like a blue lotus and had beautiful limbs. Her ears were equally decorated with earrings, her cheeks were very beautiful, and her nose was raised. Her heavy breasts, perfectly round because of her youth, seemed to weaken her thin waist. Her eyes were agitated by humming bees attracted to the aroma of her face. Bearing a mass beautiful hair, she wore a garland of jasmine flowers. She had ornaments on her neck and bracelets on her arms. She had moving ankle bells enhanced by her splendid belt spread over her island-shaped buttocks covered by spotless cloth. Because of her glances, the movements of her eyebrows, and her shy smile, she aroused lust in the hearts of the leaders of the demons. Her waist seemed weakened by bearing the weight of her breasts, round because of her new youth. She was endowed with a mass of beautiful hair. She had beautiful moving ankle bells enhanced by her belt around her hips resembling islands, covered by pure cloth. She had playful glances with moving eyebrows, along with a shy smile. By that she aroused lust in the hearts of the leaders of the demons. Thus ends the commentary on the Eighth Chapter of the Eighth Canto of the Bhāgavatam for the pleasure of the devotees, in accordance with the previous ācāryas. Chapter Nine Mohinī Bewilders the Demons