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## Adipurana 3
**45.** The Kalpavriksha, a type of tree, produces food that tastes like nectar, nourishes the body, and bears fruits with all six tastes, including food, drink, edibles, and delicacies.
**46.** There are four types of food: food (bread, lentils, rice, etc.), drink (milk, water, etc.), edibles (laddoos, etc.), and delicacies (betel nut, nutmeg, etc.). There are six types of tastes: bitter, sour, pungent, sweet, astringent, and salty.
**47.** The Kalpavriksha also produces vessels like plates, bowls, conch-shaped vessels, and various other types of vessels. These vessels hang from the branches of these trees.
**48.** The Kalpavriksha also produces clothes like silk garments, shawls, and dhotis. These clothes are soft, smooth, and very valuable.
**49.** These Kalpavriksha are not plants, nor are they controlled by gods. They are simply the essence of the earth, transformed into the shape of trees.
**50.** These trees are eternal and naturally bear fruit. It is not logical to question how they produce clothes and vessels, as it is their nature to do so. The nature of things is diverse, and there is no need to reason about it. As the saying goes, "Nature is beyond reason."
**51.** Just as other trees bear fruit in their season and benefit living beings, these Kalpavriksha also bear fruit due to the merit of human donations, benefiting the beings in that realm.
**52.** The earth in that realm is made of all kinds of jewels, and is adorned with beautiful flowers, so it never loses its beauty.
**53.** The ground in that realm is always covered with four-finger-high, beautiful grass, making it look like the earth is covered with a green cloth.
**54.** The animals in that realm graze on the soft, delicious, and nourishing grass, which is full of medicinal properties.