Often mistaken for the ultimate heaven, Swarg is a temporary paradise: a realm of music, beauty, and radiance that reminds us even the brightest states are fleeting.

Swarg Loka

Satya is the highest upper world of supreme truth and knowledge, untouched by birth or death. Often represented by Brahma, the many-headed creator, whose faces turn in all directions. It reflects an infinite awareness that holds the totality of existence.

Satya Loka

Vitala is a subterranean realm where beings devote their lives to mining and guarding gold. Ghosts and goblins protect these treasures, yet the fixation on material wealth reveals its futility - reminding us that possession can bind more tightly than it frees.

Vitala Loka

Mahatala is the subterranean realm of hooded serpents. Said to appear as beautiful princesses, they lure and abduct men into their world. This realm reveals how desire and fear alike can entrap - binding us even in the presence of abundance.

Mahatala Loka

Bhuvar is the realm of the sun, planets, and the life-sustaining atmosphere. Inhabited by semi-divine beings who move between worlds, it reminds us of our own place in the balance between the earthly and the cosmic - suspended between what grounds us and what pulls us toward the infinite.

Bhuvar Loka

Atala is a realm of luxury and allure, inhabited by seducers. A world of illusion and indulgence, it reveals how desire entices but never fulfills.

Atala Loka

Jana is a realm where souls move freely, with complete access to the material world. Here, distance collapses and travel happens at the speed of thought. It reflects a state of boundless possibility, where imagination and presence shape reality without limit.

Jana Loka II

Jana Loka I

Sutala is described as a radiant kingdom beneath the earth, said to be richer than heaven itself. Once seen as exile, it became a reward - a reminder that real abundance isn’t gained by grasping for power, but by letting go.

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