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The third section of the text describes a land of unimaginable luxury and abundance. The ground was paved with gold and precious gems, and it was said to grant all desires. The land was covered in soft, fragrant grass, and the trees bore fruit and flowers throughout the year. Animals like cows, buffaloes, and sheep roamed freely, enjoying their lives.
Lions and other animals were gentle and peaceful, feeding on the fruits of the Kalpavriksha trees, which granted any wish. The lakes were filled with lotus flowers and adorned with gold and jewels, overflowing with honey, milk, and ghee.
The mountains were majestic, adorned with five colors and studded with precious stones, bringing joy to all creatures. The rivers were free of crocodiles and other dangerous animals, their waters tasting like milk, ghee, and honey. The climate was perfect, with no extreme heat or cold, and no strong winds. The land was free from fear and filled with constant celebrations.
The sun and moon were hidden behind the radiant glow of the Kalpavriksha trees, which provided all sensory pleasures. The land was filled with magnificent palaces, gardens, and comfortable beds, as well as delicious food, drinks, clothes, perfumes, and music. All these things were provided by the Kalpavriksha trees.
The couples in this land lived happily, enjoying the beauty of the ten types of Kalpavriksha trees, just like the couples in the heavens.
King Shrenik asked Ganadhara about the reason for the existence of this land of pleasure. Ganadhara explained that those who are simple-hearted and give food and other things to the monks are reborn in this land of pleasure.