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In the Padma Purana, the men have faces like the moon, are valiant, have chests like lions, and long arms. They are capable of flying in the sky and possess excellent qualities, virtues, and actions. ||336|| They are always content with righteous conduct, have radiance like the gods, are beautiful like desire, and roam freely with women as they please. ||337|| Thus, these earth-dwelling gods, the Vidyadharas, with their minds attached to Vidya (knowledge) personified as women, enjoy their desired pleasures in the two beautiful ranges of the Vijayadha mountain, free from obstacles, as a result of their Dharma. ||338|| In this way, all beings attain their pleasures and possessions through Dharma. Therefore, O noble beings! Just as the sun destroys darkness in the sky, so too should you strive to attain one Dharma, destroying the darkness of ignorance within yourselves. ||339||
Thus ends the third chapter of the Padma Charita, known as the Vidyadhara Loka, narrated by the Acharya Ravishena. ||3||