Ultra-surreal underwater mystical world shaped by golden ratio and sacred geometry. In the center of a vast submerged temple clearing lies a glowing subaquatic holy spring, its light shimmering through drifting currents. From this spring erupt hundreds of iridescent soap bubbles, rising slowly like luminescent pearls. Inside each bubble swirl fireflies adapted to the deep, glowing intensely in gold, cyan and violet, their sparkling trails bending with the water flow. Some fireflies escape and create tiny bioluminescent clouds in the water. The underwater forest is colossal and abnormal: massive coral-tree hybrids with branching Fibonacci limbs, glowing moss-like algae in emerald and azure, giant kelp spiraling upward in perfect sacred geometry patterns. Strange aquatic plants drift in slow-motion waves, their shapes surreal yet harmonious — translucent leaves, fractal-like tendrils, luminous membranes. Around the spring stand monumental sunken Vedic-inspired temples, covered in corals and glowing algae: lotus-shaped stone towers, carved mandalas, ornate archways, crystalline inlays that refract light into rainbow caustics across the seafloor. Some ruins float slightly above the ground as if held by ancient energy currents. Soft schools of tiny light-beings (not fish, more like glowing spirits) move around the structures in spiral formations. Godlike beams of sunlight cut down through the water from far above, illuminating the rising bubble columns and casting shifting rainbow reflections everywhere. Soft particle clouds, drifting sand, volumetric underwater haze and shimmering caustics create a hyperreal, dreamlike, sacred atmosphere — a divine, forgotten underwater realm where mystical nature, vedic architecture and glowing bubble-firefly life merge into one surreal cosmic sanctuary
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