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## Thirty-Third Chapter
145
Your divine language, which transcends all other languages, dispels the darkness of the mind, even for those who cannot speak. ||148||
This eightfold glory, O Lord, is a manifestation of your extraordinary power. ||149||
Like Mount Meru, your lofty Gandhakuti, adorned with three tiers, shines brightly, a beacon for all. ||150||
The echoes of the hymns sung by the great sages, filled with devotion, reverberate through this Gandhakuti, as if it yearns to praise you. ||151||
Celestial beings, seated in this Gandhakuti, adorned with the finest jewels, offer their devotion to you, who reside within. ||152||
The crowns of these humble deities, adorned with gems, shine like jewels placed near your feet, illuminated by lamps. ||153||
The rays of your toenails, falling upon the heads of countless bowing deities, appear like blessings bestowed upon them. ||154||
The faces of the celestial women, reflecting in the mirror-like surface of your nails, glow with the radiance of lotuses, as they gaze upon your feet. ||155||
The crimson hue of your feet, like the bloom of a lotus, spreads across the faces of the celestial women, adorning them with the color of saffron. ||156||
This three-tiered mountain, your abode, stands in the midst of the earth, inhabited by the twelve celestial assemblies, radiating auspiciousness. ||157||
The first perimeter of this mountain is adorned with Dharmachakras, while the second is adorned with your majestic flags, waving in all eight directions. ||158||
Your magnificent pavilion, though only a yojana in length and breadth, is capable of accommodating the entire population of the three worlds. ||159||
The perimeter of this pavilion is adorned with dust-filled mounds, pillars of virtue, lakes, moats filled with clear water, and groves of creepers. ||160||
The radiance of your celestial sphere spreads throughout the assembly. ||147||