Upper Lokas:

Avoid depicting the Upper Lokas (Tapa Loka, Jana Loka, Mahar Loka, Svar Loka) as physical realms accessible through conventional means, as they are metaphysical planes of existence beyond the material universe.
Do not portray celestial beings of the Upper Lokas in anthropomorphic forms or with human-like attributes, as they transcend earthly forms and possess divine qualities beyond human comprehension.
Avoid representing the Upper Lokas with mundane or earthly landscapes, as they are realms of spiritual enlightenment and cosmic consciousness beyond the limitations of physical space and time.
Loka 2:

Ensure Mount Meru is depicted as a symbolic and metaphysical axis mundi rather than a physical mountain with geographical features, as it represents the cosmic center and axis of the universe.
Avoid portraying Jambudvipa (Known World) as a literal continent with geographical boundaries, as it symbolizes the terrestrial realm inhabited by human beings on Earth.
Do not depict 