Gopalacampu 1.1.67

1.1.67

[30] kiṃ ca, ādarśanibhasvacchavibhavanānādarśasparśādimayabhūmikā bhūmiś ca kānter uta kānter vṛṣṭisṛṣṭikāriṇī cintāmaṇīyate | [31] āstāṃ tāvad uttaram anu tāratamya-ramyatā-gamya-mahimā gṛhādiṣu mahā-cintāmaṇi-mayī, yasmād udbhinnās tad-udbhidaś ca
tadīya-śobhām ātmany udbhāvayanti | yatra ca,

[30] Furthermore, the earth—its ground consisting of touches of touchstones and mansions gleaming clearly like mirrors—acts like a wish-fulfilling jewel, producing a rain of radiant beauty. [31] Let alone [the jewel-nature of the ground], the majesty accessible through the gradation of beauty in the dwellings and other places on following it northward is made of the supreme wish-fulfilling jewel, for the plants that sprout therefrom bring forth its very beauty within themselves. And there,