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## Third Section: Description of the Pavilions in the Forest
[In the 363rd pavilion, there are paintings of a deer, bull, horse, human, crocodile, bird, serpent, Kinnara, deer, eight-legged creature, elephant, forest vine, and lotus vine. These pavilions have diamond-like platforms on their pillars, making them very beautiful. They are illuminated by thousands of rays due to the power of the couples of the Samashreni Vidyadharas. (These pavilions are so radiant that they appear to be illuminated not naturally, but by the mechanical influence of those who possess special Vidya-shakti.) These pavilions are adorned with thousands of metaphors, they are luminous, exceptionally luminous, and the eyes of the viewers are drawn to them. The touch of these pavilions is very auspicious, and their appearance is very beautiful. They are magnificent, viewable, beautiful, and exemplary. On top of these pavilions, there are eight auspicious symbols: 1. Swastika, 2. Shrivatsa, 3. Nandi Kavarta, 4. Vardhaman, 5. Bhadraasana, 6. Kalasha, 7. Matsya, and 8. Darpan. All these auspicious symbols are made of all gems, they are pure, made of subtle pudgalas, magnificent, and exemplary. On the upper part of these pavilions, there are many flags adorned with black-colored chamaras, blue-colored chamaras, red-colored chamaras, yellow-colored chamaras, and white-colored chamaras. All these flags are pure, soft, the upper part of the flagpole is made of silver, the flagpoles are made of vajra-ratna, their fragrance is like that of a lotus, therefore they are beautiful, lovely, magnificent, viewable, beautiful, and exemplary. On top of these pavilions, there is one umbrella on top of another, and on top of that, another umbrella - in this way, there are many umbrellas. One flag on top of another, and on top of that, another flag - in this way, there are many flags. On these pavilions, there are many pairs of bells, many pairs of chamaras, and many groups of lotus hands, as well as groups of lotus with a hundred petals and a thousand petals. They are all made of gems, they are pure, and they are exemplary (very beautiful). 127. (3) In those small pavilions, as well as the rows of wells, in those places, in those parts, there are many Utpata-parvata (where the Vyantara Devas and Devis come and create structures for their play), many Niyati-parvata (which are constantly enjoyed by the Vanavyantara Devas and Devis), Jagati-parvata, Daru-parvata (which look like they are made of wood), crystal mandapas, crystal gems... ]