At the sixth Parana, he acquires twice, and at the seventh, thrice those fruits. Ascending a celestial car which resembles the summit of the Kailasa mountains (in beauty), which is equipt with an altar made of stones of Lapis Lazuli and other precious gems, that is surrounded by beautiful objects of various kinds, that is decked with gems and orals, that moves at the will of the rider, and that teems with waiting Apsaras, he roves through all the happy regions, like a second deity of the Sun. At the eighth Parana he acquires the fruits of the Rajasuya sacrifice.
षष्ठे द्विगुणमस्तीति सप्तमे त्रिगुणं फलम्। कैलासशिखराकारं वैदूर्यमणिवेदिकम्॥ परिक्षिप्तं च बहुधा पणिविदुमभूषितम्। विमानं समधिष्ठाय कामगं साप्सरोगणम्॥ सर्वांल्लोकान् विचरते द्वितीय इव भास्करः। अष्टमे राजसूयस्य पारणे लभते फलम्॥