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________________ 134 Jñānasāra Meaning : If pious religiosity is obtained keeping one's own soul as a witness, where is the need of maintaining world.consciousness ? The examples to the point are Prasannacandra and Bharata. (7) [183] Notes : You do a thing keeping your soul as a mere witness, that is to say, you should never get involved. Behave as if your soul is a mere rent or it. 98-Res was a monk but merely in name only because internally the thoughts of war. were going on and he therefore incurred a Karmic bondage resulting in hell. While 7 ad got the state of an Omniscient, though he enjoyed sovereignty because he enjoyed it only externally. Internally, he was unattached. Compare : "ett 24 (Astraftega ) (7) (1831 लोकसंज्ञोज्झितः साधुः परब्रह्मसमाधिमान् । सुखमास्ते गतद्रोहममतामत्सरज्वरः ॥८॥॥१८४॥ lokasamjñojjhitaḥ sādhuh parabrahmasamādhimāni sukhamāste gatadrona mamatāmatsarajvarah 11811 1118411 Meaning : The monk, who is devoid of the thought of world.consciousness, who has achieved equipoise in the form of absorption in the highest entity called Parabrahma and who has thrown off hatred, fascination and fever in the form of malice, lives happily. (8) [184] Notes : GEA is Supreme Being, the Highest Entity. (8) [184] Jain Education International For Private & Personal Use Only www.jainelibrary.org
SR No.001518
Book TitleGyansara
Original Sutra AuthorYashovijay Upadhyay
AuthorGirishkumar P Shah Pandit
PublisherJain Sahitya Vikas Mandal
Publication Year1961
Total Pages276
LanguageSanskrit, English
ClassificationBook_Devnagari, Religion, & Sermon
File Size13 MB
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