He lives in a good house in a noble great garden in Benares, all meet and proper to his stupendous rank.

Necessarily he does not go abroad in the streets.

Deities would never be able to move about handily in any country.

If one whom we recognized and adored as a god should go abroad in our streets, and the day it was to happen were known, all traffic would be blocked and business would come to a standstill.
This god is comfortably housed, and yet modestly, all things considered, for if he wanted to live in a palace he would only need to speak and his worshipers would gladly build it.

Sometimes he sees devotees for a moment, and comforts them and blesses them, and they kiss his feet and go away happy.