Garuda Mahā Purana - Achara Khaṇḍa
195 - A Lore for fulfilling a desire in seven nights
Hari said:
1-2. Listen to that Lore which fulfils all desires in seven nights-"Obeisance unto Lord Vasudeva whom we meditate upon. Obeisance unto Pradyumna and Aniruddha. Obeisance unto Sankarşhana. Obeisance unto the giver of wisdom, the embodied form of perfect Bliss.
3. Obeisance to Thee that resteth in the soul, the quiet, free from dualistic vision. Thou art all the forms. Obeisance unto thee.
4 Obeisance unto Thee the great Hruşhikeśha, of endless manifestation, in whom all these visible creations stay and from whom other forms of creation emerge.
5. Thou bearest this terrestrial sphere. Obeisance unto Thee the Brahman, whom the mind, the intellect, the sense organs and the vital airs touch not nor know, Thou movest both within and without like the expansive firmament. I bow unto Thee.
6. Om obeisance to the Lord the great Purusha, the lord of the great Bhūtas, having two lotuses like feet in the form of all Sättvika qualities manifested in arts and Dharmika activities. O Parameşhthin obeisance unto Thee. Chitraketu attained the status of a Vidyadhara by means of this Vidya (Esoteric mystic knowledge).
Summary of chapter 195 of the Garuda Mahā Purana - Achara Khaṇḍa is as follows:
Bhagavān Vishṇu describes natural pearl evaluation, Muktā. As it happens, the text details pearl origins from oysters, testing for luster, roundness, weight, and the health benefits of wearing flawless natural pearls.