7. The wide extended tracts which contain these mountains, have also very large valleys and dales amidst in them.
8. These wide spread tracts contain also many countries, with their adjacent islands and lakes and rivers too.
9. These thousands of islands also contain many cities, with varieties of edifices and works of art.
10. These thousands tracts of lands, which are sketched out as so many continents, are as so many earths and worlds in their extent.
11. That which contains thousands of such worlds, as the mundane eggs, is as unlimited as the spacious womb of the firmament.
12. That which contains thousands of such eggs in its bosom, bears also many thousands of seas and oceans resting calmly in its ample breast.
13. That which displays the boisterous waves of seas, is the sprightly and sportive soul, heaving as the clear waters of the ocean.
14. That which contains thousands of such oceans, with all their waters in his unconscious womb, is the God Vishnu who filled the universal ocean with his all pervasive spirit. (And the spirit of God floated on the face of the waters, Moses. The waters were the first abode of Náráyana).
15. That which bears thousands of such Gods, as a string of pearls about the neck, is the Great God Rudra.