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In the Harivamsha Purana, it is stated that the extent of the universe at the end of the Maha-Shukra heaven is three rajjus (reeds) and six parts out of seven of a rajju. ||25|| Above this, at the end of the Ardha-Rajju and where the Sahasrar heaven ends, the extent of the universe is three rajjus and two parts out of seven of a rajju. ||26|| Further up, at the end of the Pranat heaven, the extent of the universe is two rajjus and five parts out of seven of a rajju. ||27|| Above this, at the end of the Achyut heaven, the extent of the universe is two rajjus and one part out of seven of a rajju. And beyond this, at the end of the seventh rajju, where the boundary of the universe ends, the extent of the universe is one rajju. ||28|| In the three worlds, the Adho-lok is like the thigh and hip of a man, the Tiryanch-lok is like the waist, the end of the Mahendra heaven is like the navel, the Brahma-Brahmottar heaven is like the chest, the thirteenth and fourteenth heavens are like the arms, the Aran-Achyut heaven is like the shoulders, the nine Graiveyak heavens are like the neck, the Anudish is like the raised chin, the Panchanuttar Vimana is like the face, the Siddha Kshetra is like the forehead, and the sky region where the Siddha Jivas reside is like the head. ||29-31|| This universe-like man, within whom all beings and objects reside, is Apourusheya, meaning it is not created by any being. ||32|| The Ghano-dadhi, Ghana-vat, and Tanu-vat, these three wind circles surround this universe from all sides. ||33|| The first, Ghano-dadhi wind circle is like the color of cow urine, the middle one, Ghana-vat, is like the color of a mung bean, and the last one, Tanu-vat, is of many colors mixed together. ||34|| These wind circles are long, like a rod, dense, situated above, below, and all around, they are of a flickering nature, and they surround the universe until its end. ||35|| Below the Adho-lok, the extent of each of the three circles is twenty thousand yojanas, and above the universe, the extent of the three wind circles is one yojana less. ||36|| Below the Adho-lok, the three wind circles are rod-shaped, and as they move upwards and leave the rod-shape, meaning they stand around the universe, they become seven, five, and four yojanas in extent respectively. ||37|| After this, as the area decreases, the extent of these circles in the middle world becomes five, four, and three yojanas respectively. ||38||