Skandapurana 4.7.77

4.7.77

Even the city of heaven, though fair, cannot bear comparison with this city, / just as a different manuscript copy differs because of variations in textual division, through the breaking of good script. / The water here possesses unthinkable majesty; the good nectar residing in heaven is quite useless compared to it. / Likewise, milk from a mother's breast is never drunk again if this [water] has once been imbibed. / People here are free from disease through contemplating the Lord; without Pinākin there is nothing at all. / Even those who perform rituals do not act out of karma; everywhere they imitate the hosts of Śarva.