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## The Twenty-First Chapter
**429** The banks are drenched with the water of the celestial river, the peaks are kissed by the clouds, and the mountain, adorned with jeweled peaks, conquers even Mount Meru, the abode of the gods.
**12** The banks are adorned with trees nourished by the celestial river, their branches laden with flowers. The great mountain, echoing with the hum of bees, seems to be laughing at the beauty of the celestial gardens.
**10** Here, the celestial river Ganga, showering its spray, shines in the eastern direction. And there, the mighty river Sindhu, echoing with the sweet sounds of swans, flows towards the west.
**10** Though both Ganga and Sindhu originate from the lake Padma, situated on the head of Mount Himavat, they serve the foot of this Vijayardha, for purity surpasses even height.
**1.5** Here, the virtuous, the skilled, and the righteous Vidyadharas, like dutiful sons, always receive desired fruits from this mountain, due to their merit and effort.
**10** This land produces grain without being sown, yields precious gems without any effort, and its towering trees always bear flowers and fruits out of season.
**107** The lakes are filled with the sounds of cranes and swans, the blooming creepers hum with bees, and the groves resound with the songs of cuckoos. It seems as if Kamadeva himself, the god of love, is eternally awake here.
**101** What can be said of the Vidyadharas when even the human mind is captivated?
**102** This Vijay mountain, whose trees are watered by the Ganga and whose peaks are kissed by the clouds, conquers even Mount Meru with its jeweled peaks, and is served by the Vidyadharas.
**103** This mountain, whose trees are watered by the Ganga, whose branches are adorned with flowers, and whose air is filled with the hum of bees, seems to be laughing at the beauty of the celestial gardens.
**104** Here, the celestial river Ganga, showering its spray, shines in the eastern direction. And there, the mighty river Sindhu, echoing with the sweet sounds of swans, flows towards the west.
**105** Though both Ganga and Sindhu originate from the lake Padma, situated on the head of Mount Himavat, they serve the foot of this Vijayardha, for purity surpasses even height.
**106** Just as virtuous sons receive desired fruits from their noble fathers, so too, the virtuous, skilled, and righteous Vidyadharas always receive desired fruits from this mountain, due to their merit and effort.
**107** This land produces grain without being sown, yields precious gems without any effort, and its towering trees always bear flowers and fruits out of season.
**10** The lakes are filled with the sounds of cranes and swans, the blooming creepers hum with bees, and the groves resound with the songs of cuckoos. It seems as if Kamadeva himself, the god of love, is eternally awake here.