रत्नवल्लीमिव स्वच्छां श्वेतद्वीपनिवासिनीम् । किरीटं पद्मरागाणां वलयं दधतं परम्
ratnavallīmiva svacchāṃ śvetadvīpanivāsinīm | kirīṭaṃ padmarāgāṇāṃ valayaṃ dadhataṃ param
Puro e luminoso como uma trepadeira de joias—como uma deusa que habita Śvetadvīpa—Ele trazia uma coroa suprema, um aro feito de rubis (padmarāga).
Narrator (iconographic description)
Tirtha: Ayodhyā
Type: kshetra
Scene: A luminous Viṣṇu figure envisioned in jewel-like clarity: a supreme crown and ruby circlet gleaming, evoking Śvetadvīpa’s celestial purity; the devotee’s gaze is fixed in reverent wonder.
Purity and splendor symbolize the transcendence of the Lord, guiding the devotee toward higher vision.
Ayodhyā is the chapter’s praised sacred field; Śvetadvīpa is invoked as a celestial devotional locus.
None explicitly; it supports meditative worship through sacred imagery.