देवानां क्रीडनस्थानं लोकालोकस्ततः परम् । पर्वतो वलयाकारो योजनायुतविस्तृतः
devānāṃ krīḍanasthānaṃ lokālokastataḥ param | parvato valayākāro yojanāyutavistṛtaḥ
وخلف ذلك يقع لوكالوكَا (Lokāloka)، ويُعَدُّ ميدانَ لهوِ الآلهة؛ وهو نطاقٌ جبليٌّ على هيئةِ حلقةٍ ممتدٌّ لعشرةِ آلافِ يوجانا.
Sūta (Lomaharṣaṇa) to the sages (deduced from Māheśvarakhaṇḍa context)
Tirtha: Lokāloka-parvata
Type: peak
Scene: A colossal circular mountain encircling the known world like a protective ring; inside is luminous realm, outside fades into deep darkness; devas appear in playful motion atop the ridge, suggesting a divine playground at the edge of light.
The universe is portrayed as ordered and bounded; divine realms are structured, not random, reinforcing reverence for cosmic law.
Lokāloka is a cosmological boundary rather than a pilgrim-site on earth; it functions as sacred geography in purāṇic cosmology.
None in this verse.