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The fourth chapter describes a city where:
* **Clean water is the garment, blue lotuses are earrings, lotuses are faces, and shining kuvalaya are eyes.** (112)
* **There are no ignorant people, no women without virtue, no homes without gardens, and no gardens without fruit.** (113)
* **There are no festivals without proper worship, and no deaths without the rites of renunciation.** (114)
* **Fields of rice constantly shine, ripening on their own, giving great rewards like merit to the people.** (115)
* **In the gardens, there are many small trees (plants) that have not yet reached full stability. Others carefully protect them and feed them milk like children.** (116)
* **The city's markets are like a great ocean, with the same sound, the same shining jewels, and people moving around like aquatic creatures.** (117)
* **Only lotuses lack petals when they bloom, not the people of this city. Fear is only in women, not in the men. Lowliness is only in lips, not in the people. Sharpness is only in swords, not in the people. Begging and taking hands (a special ritual during marriage) are only in marriage, not in the people.** (118-119)
* **The city's gardens are like a bride and groom, beloved by all, because they are:**
* **Adorned with earrings.** (112)
* **Constantly shining.** (115)
* **Giving great rewards.** (115)
* **Fed milk.** (116)
* **Like a great ocean.** (117)
* **Full of flowers.** (120)
* **Marked with arrows.** (120)