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In the Padma Purana, it is said that a body free from dust, sweat, and disease, **samoda**, **nayanabhiram**, **upapadaj** in origin, and **digantar** in radiance, is obtained in the celestial abodes. This body is **samod**, **nayanabhiram**, **upapadaj** in origin, and **digantar** in radiance. It is also adorned with ornaments that cover the entire horizon with their brilliance.
Through the power of Dharma, Apsaras are obtained in heaven, whose feet are as soft as lotus petals, whose nails are radiant, and whose red garments are entangled in their anklets. Their thighs are as smooth as banana stems, their knees are hidden within their muscles, their hips are adorned with belts, and their gait is as graceful as that of an elephant. They are adorned with delicate trivalis at their waists, and their breasts are like newly risen moons. Their bodies are constantly bathed in the radiance of jeweled garlands, and they wear delicate vines of malati flowers. Their hands are adorned with bracelets of precious stones, and their fingers are as soft as ashoka leaves. Their necks are like conch shells, their lips are covered with the brilliance of their teeth, and their cheeks are like pure mirrors reflecting beauty. Their eyes are adorned with thick, radiant ornaments, and their foreheads are adorned with pearls and rubies. Their hair is black, fine, and soft like bees, their bodies are as soft as reeds, and their voices are sweet. They are skilled in all forms of treatment, their actions are beautiful, and their breath smells like the fragrance of Nandana. They are skilled in understanding gestures, they bring pleasure to the five senses, and they are capable of assuming any form. They obtain these celestial forms through Dharma.