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## The Description of the Sudharma Sabha (Third Chapter)
There are many communities of garlands, strung with black thread, round and hanging, in those diamond-like naga-danta (elephant tusks), and so on, up to communities of garlands strung with white thread, round and hanging. Those garlands are adorned with golden pendants and are situated so as to fill all directions with fragrance.
In that Sudharma Sabha, six thousand Gomaṇasīs (bed-like places) are mentioned, namely, two thousand in the east, two thousand in the west, one thousand in the south, and one thousand in the north. In those Gomaṇasīs, there are many golden and silver plates, in those plates there are many diamond-like naga-danta, in those diamond-like naga-danta there are many silver coins. In those silver coins, many vaidurya (lapis lazuli) gem incense burners are mentioned. Those incense burners are situated so as to fill the surrounding area with the fragrance of black agarwood, excellent kunduruka (sandalwood), and loban (frankincense), which satisfies the nose and mind.
In that Sudharma Sabha, a very beautiful land is mentioned. The touch of gems, the inner ceiling, the lotus vines, and various other paintings, etc., should be described. That land is made of refined gold, pure, and perfect.
138. In that very beautiful land, there is a gem platform established in the middle. That gem platform is two yojanas in length and breadth, and one yojana in height, made entirely of gems. On that gem platform, there is a Manavaga (a celestial being) named Cheiyakhamba established. He is half a yojana in height, half a kosha in width, and half a kosha in breadth. He is adorned with six koḍīs (a unit of measurement) of six-colored, beautiful, vajra-like, round, and solid ornaments, just like the color of the Mahinda tree, up to the tip.
On that Manavaga named Cheiyakhamba, there are six koshas of ornaments on the chest, six koshas of ornaments on the lower part, and in the middle, in half of the five yojanas, there are many golden fruit trees established. On those golden fruit trees, there are many diamond-like naga-danta established. On those diamond-like naga-danta, there are many silver coins established. On those silver coins, there are many diamond-like round and solid ornaments established. On those diamond-like round and solid ornaments, many Jina-saṁgha (Jain monks) are situated nearby.
Those who are worthy of worship, those who are worthy of respect, those who are worthy of offerings, those who are worthy of honor, those who are worthy of respect, those who are worthy of auspiciousness, those who are worthy of blessings, those who are worthy of praise, those who are worthy of dwelling, such as the gods of victory, and other gods and goddesses of various celestial realms, are present there.
On that Manavaga named Cheiyakhamba, there are eight auspicious flags, one above the other. In front of that Manavaga named Cheiyakhamba, there is a great gem platform established. That gem platform is two yojanas in length and breadth, and one yojana in height, made entirely of gems, and perfect. On that gem platform, there is a great throne established.
Behind that Manavaga named Cheiyakhamba, there is a great gem platform established, one yojana in length and breadth, and half a yojana in height, made entirely of gems, and perfect. On that gem platform, there is a great celestial bed established. That celestial bed has a beautiful canopy, just like...