Lokāloka Mountain extends for the same distance as the total diameter of the mountain range (82,200,000 yojanas) and distance outside the mountain range is the same as the distance from Meru to the far edge of Lokāloka Mountain. They say that beyond that is the pure destination of those who aspire for liberation from the material world. Aloka-parināmāṁ means 82,200,000 yojanas. (This is the total distance within the mountain circle, or the diameter of the circle.) [Note: The distance from the center of Meru to the far edge of Lokāloka is 123,300,000 yojanas. From the far edge of Lokāloka to the edge of Bhū-maṇdala is another 123,300,000 yojanas. Thus the radius of Bhū-maṇḍala is 246,600,000 yojanas and its diameter is 493,200,000 yojanas. ] The yogīs pierce the shell of the universe, desiring liberation. Yogeśvara can also refer to Nārada and others.