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[allplanets-hollow] Bila Svarga

Here is something new to you all on Bila Svarga, subterranean heavens, from the

book Alien Identities, by Dr. Richard L. Thompson-Here we find the same time

dilation effect that repeatedly appears in European folklore. This effect, plus

the fact that the man found himself in a land with a blue sky and clouds,

indicates that the cave passageway led him to a parallel world.In the Bhagavata

Purana, there is a description of a parallel reality called Bila-svarga, or the

subterranean heaven, which is clearly related to the Chinese story of the cave

heavens. Bila-svarga is described as a very beautiful place, with brilliantly

decorated cities, lakes of clear water, and extensive parks and gardens. At the

same time, the sun and the moon cannot be seen there, and the inhabitants have

no sense of the passing of time. Bila-svarga is subdivided into seven worlds

called lokas, and thus it is more than a mere cave within the earth fixed up

with artificial lighting.One of the lokas is Atala, which is said to be

inhabited by three groups of women, called svairini, kamini, and putycscah.

Here is what happens to a man who manages to visit this region:If a man enters

the planet of Atala, these women immediately capture him and induce him to

drink an intoxicating beverage made with a drug known as hataka [cannabis

indica]. This intoxicant endows the man with great sexual prowess, of which the

women take advantage for enjoyment. A woman will enchant him with attractive

glances, intimate words, smiles of love and then embraces. In this way she

induces him to enjoy sex with her to her full satisfaction. Because of his

increased sexual power, the man thinks himself stronger than ten thousand

elephants and considers himself most perfect. Indeed, illusioned and

intoxicated by false pride, he thinks himself God, ignoring impending death."It

is significant that Atala is referred to as a "planet" in this translation.

Sometimes the word loka is translated as "planetary system," and the seven

lokas of Bila-svarga are referred to as "lower planetary systems." The

Bhagavata Purana indicates that Bila-svarga extends throughout the plane of the

solar system, and for this reason it is called a svarga, or heaven (see page

242). However, it can be reached by entering into the earth, using

higher-dimensional modes of travel, and in this sense it is bila, or

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