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The **Srimandapa**, adorned with a brilliance like a second sky, was resplendent, reflecting the brilliance of the sky. It was a place that could accommodate all beings of the three worlds, thus possessing immense wealth. ||282|| On its upper surface, clusters of flowers, released by the Yaksha deities, created a doubt in the hearts of humans below, resembling stars. ||283|| In that Srimandapa, garlands of flowers, indicated by the buzzing of intoxicated bees, never seemed to wilt, as if they were sheltered by the coolness of the shade of the Jina's feet. ||284|| In that Srimandapa, a line of bees, nestled among offerings of blue lotuses, was indistinguishable due to the similarity in color, but their buzzing revealed their presence. ||285|| In that Srimandapa, which spanned a yojana in length and breadth, all humans, gods, and demons resided comfortably, without hindering each other, a testament to the greatness of the Lord. ||286|| In that Srimandapa, a group of swans, approaching the edge of pure gems, though hidden by the brilliance of the gems, revealed themselves through their sweet sounds. ||287|| The walls of the Srimandapa, whose splendor was like the mirror of Lakshmi, reflected the images of all beings from the three worlds, making them appear as if adorned with various paintings. ||288|| The gods and demons, bathed in the ocean of radiance emanating from the Srimandapa, seemed to be taking a bath in a holy place. ||289||