Pitāmaha-sabhā-varṇana & Hariścandra-māhātmya
Description of Brahmā’s Assembly and the Eminence of Hariścandra
तथा तैरुपयातैश्व प्रतियद्धिश्च भारत । आकुला सा सभा तात भवति सम सुखप्रदा,तात भारत! इस प्रकार वहाँ आने-जानेवाले लोगोंसे भरी हुई वह सभा बड़ी सुखदायिनी जान पड़ती है
tathā tair upayātaiś ca pratiyaddhiś ca bhārata | ākulā sā sabhā tāta bhavati sā sukha-pradā ||
तथा तैरुपयातैश्च प्रतियद्धिश्च भारत । आकुला सा सभा तात भवति समसुखप्रदा ॥
नारद उवाच
A well-ordered royal court is not merely a building but a living institution: when it is frequented by people—visitors, envoys, and citizens—it becomes a source of public well-being, reflecting prosperity, accessibility, and good governance.
Nārada is describing the nature of the sabhā (assembly hall). He notes that because people are constantly coming and going, the hall is full of activity and therefore feels pleasant and happiness-giving.