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The Gandhakuti, filled with the fragrance of incense and the divine aroma of the Jina's body, perfumed the entire world. ||22||
Just as the fragrance is the essence of flowers, so too is this Gandhakuti the essence of beauty, the abode of Lakshmi. ||23||
This Gandhakuti was six hundred dhanus wide, six hundred dhanus long, and slightly higher in height, adorned with the measure of pride and humility. ||24||
In the center of the Gandhakuti, the Lord of Wealth had constructed a throne, adorned with a multitude of precious gems, surpassing even the peak of Mount Meru. ||25||
This throne, made of gold, was tall, exceedingly beautiful, and its radiance put the sun to shame. It seemed as if Mount Meru, in its radiant peak, had come to serve the Jina, taking the form of a throne. ||26||
The throne, radiating light in all directions, was resplendent with great wealth, adorned with exquisite gems, and captivating the eyes. ||27||
Its vast and radiant form, emanating a multitude of rays, illuminated by the finest gems, and surpassing even Mount Meru in its splendor, made the throne truly magnificent. ||28||