Difference between the Earth and Bhu- Mandala

What is the difference between the Earth and Bhu-Mandala?

Our Earth we live on is a small round spherical planet seen as a global planet existing in one of the 14 Planetary System's that make up our Universe called Bhu-Mandala.

The Earth Mandala we live on is a "round global sphere".

The greater Earth Mandala that is 4 billion miles in diameter (also called an Earth) in NOT to be confused with our small Earth global sphere we live on.

Bhu-Mandala (the greater Earth Mandala) is the entire expanse of Planets within all the 14 different planetary systems in outerspace spreading to a diameter of 4 billion miles and having a circumference of 12 billion 340 million miles.

The small Earth Mandala we live on is a "round global sphere" and has a diameter of 7,918 miles and a circumference of 24,900 miles only.

The Bhu-Mandala planetary expanse of globes in outspace is way bigger than our small single earth globe where we live on.

Bhu-Mandala is almost 4 billion miles in diameter and 12,340 billion miles in Circumference so it is NOT our small earth planet we live.

Therefore where we live (on our Earth globe) is NOT the "greater Earth Mandala" called Bhu-Mandala that some wrongly believe is our small earth.

Bhu-Mandala is described as 4 billion miles in diameter in Srimad Bhagavatam which is also described as the size of this single material universe with its 14 planetary systems as painting shows.

Furthermore this single universe known as Bhu-Mandala is very deep within and surrounded by a greater global universal egg shaped spherical outer shell made up of 7 or sometimes described as 8 layers of material elements of solids, liquids and gases.

Billions of these greater global universal egg shaped spherical balls are coming from the Body of Maha Vishnu as seen in painting of Maha Vishnu.

And deep inside each ball is a smaller inner world of many planetary systems that are all similar to our small 4 billion mile diameter Bhu-Mandala universe.