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**Mahapuraanam** This attainment of the position of Indra (King of Gods) is the result of the Parivaajya (asceticism). This is called the "Surendrata" (Indrahood) action, which has been described earlier. ||201||
This is the "Surendrata" (Indrahood) action. The great kingdom, the "Samaajya" (Empire), is characterized by the possession of the Chakra-ratna (Wheel-jewel) and other treasures, and a continuous lineage of wealth and enjoyment. ||202||
This is the "Samaajya" (Empire) action. The supreme action, the "Arhantyam" (Arhathood), is the state of the Arhat, where there is the attainment of great auspiciousness, such as the descent from heaven. ||203||
This attainment of auspiciousness by the Arhat, who has descended from heaven, is known as the "Arhantyam" (Arhathood) action, which causes disturbance in the three worlds. ||204||
This is the "Arhantyam" (Arhathood) action. The state of the liberated soul, free from the bondage of existence, is called "Parinirvritti" (Liberation). It is also known as "Paranirvana" (Ultimate Liberation). ||205||
The purification of the inner self, achieved by the complete elimination of all karmic impurities, is called "Siddhi" (Perfection). This "Siddhi" (Perfection) is the attainment of one's own true nature, not the absence of anything, nor the destruction of qualities like knowledge. ||206||
This is the "Parinirvritti" (Liberation) action. Thus, according to the Agamas, these seven actions are described. By practicing these actions, the yogis attain the supreme state. ||207||
The one who diligently practices these three types of actions, without laziness, attains the supreme abode (Moksha), where he experiences supreme bliss. ||208||
The one who remembers and practices this Dharma (righteousness) as prescribed by the Jains, which is bound by these actions, and who has a pure mind, will be liberated from the bondage of existence and will quickly attain liberation. ||209||
Except for this, one should embrace the most excellent Parivaajya (asceticism). ||210||
This is the third Parivaajya action.