When Mani awoke as if from deep sleep she heard a lovely song which began to permeate her, fanning her with cosy warmth. As she opened her eyes, she saw the three beautiful girls sitting at the well again, spinning their golden threads.
Their soft tunes filled the splendid park; and the echo that reflected from the crystal palace danced about them in many ways.

To the right Mani recognized the winter-mountain; this time it looked like a finely polished rock of silver.
Magnificent crystal plants grew and blossomed on it. Like a large festive procession the glittering hill moved away from her.

The trees, shrubs and grasses, that moved along under its protection, harvested multicoloured light from it, and they were flowerstrewn like in the most beautiful spring.
The animals too, and the birds that all came along, were decorated with flowers.

But where before the unfathomable crevice had yawned, now there sat a sage, dressed in white garments, on a silvery throne.
His hair and his long flowing beard gleamed silvery-white in the light of the full moon, and his clear eyes shone forth from his gently lowered, gracious face.

Garlands of jewelled flowers hung around the neck of the mighty, and a pure and delicate music came from them, blending harmoniously with the lovely songs of the three virgins, who were weaving the gold at the wonder-well.

Above the silver-mountain the moon moved along her light-giving path; her rays alighted in myriads of silvery-white dew-drops of pure consciousness on the head of the ruler of wisdom, adorned with crystals.
From there they snowed as motes of happiness into the environment towards the three beautiful maidens and their clear and pure wonder-well, towards the palace and towards each and every tree.

Many rainbows big and small stretched from the silvery mountain everywhere, and the moon wrapped delicate white veils around all those bridges of bliss, thus covering all of nature with a scintillating light-adorned mist of many colours.

Mani noticed, that she had become all calm and settled within her, and that this quiet spread cool and pleasantly into her understanding.
Due to that, the spaces she beheld became clearer and clearer, and they expanded further and further in her mind. Finally she thought she was looking into infinite distances, although she turned her eyes only to the closest surroundings.
Thus the feeling of great mental freedom grew more and more within her and gave her a strong inner feeling of security.