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## English Translation:
**174]** [Due to their knowledge, they are radiant, with a complexion like blood, fair like the lotus petal, white, pleasant in color, fragrance, taste, and touch. They are endowed with excellent reaction power, wear excellent clothes, fragrances, garlands, and unguents. They are great in wealth, great in radiance, great in fame, great in strength, great in virtue, great in happiness, and have chests adorned with garlands. Their arms are as if bound by bracelets and armlets, and their cheeks are caressed by ornaments like Angada, Kundala, etc. They wear ear ornaments in their ears and various ornaments on their hands. Beautiful flower garlands adorn their heads. They wear auspicious, excellent clothes, and wear auspicious, excellent garlands and unguents. Their bodies are radiant. They wear long forest garlands and illuminate and radiate the ten directions with their divine color, divine fragrance, divine touch, divine form, divine abode, divine power, divine radiance, divine brilliance, divine shadow, divine fire (light), divine energy, and divine hue. They roam there, enjoying divine sounds and other sensual pleasures, accompanied by the sound of the Veena, Tal, Tal, Trut, Ghanamridanga, and other instruments played by great musicians, while continuously performing great plays, songs, and skillful music. They are the masters, leaders, owners, husbands, superiors, rulers, and commanders of their millions of Vimana-abodes, their thousands of Samanika Devas, their Triyastrishak Devas, their families, their chief queens, their councils, their armies, their army commander Devas, their thousands of self-protecting Devas, and many other Vimana Devas and Devis.
**167. [1]** "Tell me, Venerable One! Where are the abodes of the Sohammag Devas, both permanent and temporary? Tell me, Venerable One! Where do the Sohammag Devas reside?" "Listen! On the Jambudvipa island, in the Mandara mountain, to the south of the mountain, in this region of the radiance of jewels, on the earth, there are many regions of land that are very beautiful. Above them, at a distance of many hundreds of Yojanas, many thousands of Yojanas, many hundreds of thousands of Yojanas, many Kotis of Yojanas, and many Koti-Kotis of Yojanas, there is a place called Sohammag, which is established in this Kalpa. It is spread out in the east and south, with a beautiful, well-arranged structure, and is of an immeasurable color like the radiance of the sun and moon. It is immeasurable in length and breadth, and immeasurable in circumference, with many Kotis of Yojanas, and many Koti-Kotis of Yojanas. It is adorned with all kinds of jewels, and is very beautiful. There are thirty-two thousand Vimana-abodes of the Sohammag Devas. These Vimanas are adorned with all kinds of jewels. In the middle of these Vimanas, there are five Vademsayas. They are: 1. Prasogavademsaya, 2. Sattivana-Vademsaya, 3. Champagavademsaya, 4. Chayava-Vademsaya, and 5. Sohammav-Vademsaya. These Vademsayas are adorned with all kinds of jewels. This is where the abodes of the Sohammag Devas, both permanent and temporary, are established. There are countless parts of this world. Many Sohammag Devas reside there, shining with great radiance. There, in each of the thousands of Vimana-abodes, and in each of the thousands of Samanika Devas, there are many such things as I have described."