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## Chapter 57:
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**40.** Thirty-two celestial women dance with devotion in each of these (gardens), adorned with graceful movements, expressions, and charm, nourished by the essence of rasa (aesthetic flavors).
**41.** A divine, diamond-studded forest-altar, surrounded by four gateways, extends beyond the (gardens). Divine, diamond-studded streets flank it, with banners fluttering on both sides.
**42.** Three-danda (a unit of measurement) wide, colorful platforms, dedicated to devotion, are situated in each section. On these platforms, jeweled bamboo poles, adorned with ropes, stand tall, reaching a yojana (a unit of measurement) in height.
**43.** Flags, adorned with ten types of bells, tinkling ornaments, and colorful banners, are hoisted on these poles, under the watchful eyes of the guardians of the gardens.
**44.** These ten types of flags are marked with the symbols of the peacock, swan, Garuda, garland, lion, elephant, makara (mythical sea creature), lotus, bull, and wheel, respectively.
**45.** There are one hundred and eight flags of each type in one direction, making a total of four hundred and thirty-two flags of each type in all four directions. This is a general summary of their number.
**46-47.** Specifically, there are sixteen million sixty-four thousand flags in one direction, and a total of sixty-four million thirty-six thousand flags in all four directions, slightly more than the general count.
**48.** In the middle of the gardens, which yield the fruits of joy and auspiciousness, are five-storied dance halls, where the celestial women of the mansions dance.
**49.** Beyond the dance halls, there is a second enclosure, made of gold, with five-storied, jeweled, four-gated towers.
**50.** On the platforms flanking the gateways, stand two pairs of auspicious golden urns, filled with water, adorned with garlands of conch-like beauty, and holding lotuses in their mouths.
**51.** At the entrance of this second enclosure, stand two pairs of Indra, the guardians of the mansions, holding staffs of cane.
**52.** Beyond the gateways, there are two pairs of theatrical halls, and beyond them, two pairs of golden incense burners.
**53.** Beyond that, in all four directions, stand the trees of Siddha-artha (the enlightened one), bearing the fruits of the Siddhas (perfected beings), and the Kalpa-vriksha (wish-fulfilling trees) forests, arranged in their respective places.