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The land is filled with groups of mares, as if they are teaching their foals the speed of motion. [26] The land is sometimes very white, with flocks of swans that seem like a great mass of human virtues, and whose voices attract the minds of people. [27] The sky is always filled with the sound of drums, mixed with the sounds of music and peacocks. [28] The land is always adorned with virtuous people, who are as pure as the white circle of the autumn moon, like pearls, and clever at giving joy. [29] The land is always accessible to people, because it is filled with great householders who have satisfied groups of travelers with food and other provisions, and who are like the best trees because of their fruits. [30] The land is inhabited by great people who are like the peaks of the Himalayas, covered with musk and other fragrant substances, and various kinds of clothes. [31] In that land, the defects of false vision are removed by the collyrium of Jain teachings, and the forest of sin is burned by the fire of the great sages' austerities. [32] In that Magadha country, there is a city called Rajagriha, beautiful in all directions, and fragrant with flowers, as if it were the youth of the world. [33] That city of Rajagriha always attracts the mind, like the inner palace of Dharma, the god of justice, because just as the inner palace of Dharma is filled with thousands of queens, whose bodies are adorned with saffron, so too is the city of Rajagriha adorned with thousands of queens, whose bodies are adorned with saffron. [34] The outskirts of that city are adorned with small fans, and the wind makes the yak-tails tremble, so the city is like the splendor of Indra, because the outskirts of Indra's palace are also adorned with small fans, and the wind makes the yak-tails tremble there. [35]