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[194] Just as a barbarian (non-Aryan) who knows many types of city qualities, is unable to describe them due to their unparalleled nature, [174] similarly, the happiness of the Siddhas is unparalleled. There is no comparison to it. Yet, I will describe some specific comparisons (similarities), listen. [175] Just as a man, after consuming food that is perfect in all qualities, becomes free from thirst and hunger, like one who is satiated with nectar, [176-177] similarly, the Siddha Bhagavans, who have attained the eternal, uninterrupted, and unparalleled (unmatched) Nirvana-bliss, are always happy. [178-179] They are liberated beings, Siddhas, Buddhas, accomplished, traditional, free from the armor of karma, ageless, immortal, and liberated. They have transcended all suffering. They are completely free from the bondage of birth, old age, and death, and experience uninterrupted and eternal bliss as Siddhas. [178-179]
**Discussion - Description of the place of the Siddhas, etc.** - In this present Sutra (Sutra 211) full of verses, the author has described the place of the Siddhas, its characteristics, its synonymous names, the qualities of the Siddhas, the bliss of immersion, and their characteristics, etc.
**Explanation of some synonyms for the Earth that is slightly elevated in the front** - (1) In short, it is called 'Ishat'. (2) It is called 'Ishatpraagbhara' because it is slightly tilted forward. (3) It is called 'Tanu' because it is thinner than the other Earths. (4) It is called 'Tanutanvi' because it is thinner than the wing of a well-known thin fly. (5) It is called 'Siddhi' because it is near the Siddha region. (6) It is also called 'Siddhalaya' because it is near the Siddha region. (7-8) Similarly, the names 'Mukti' and 'Muktalaya' are also meaningful. (6) It is called 'Lokan' because it is located in the front part of the Lokas. (10) It is also called 'Lokagrastoopika' because it is like a stupa at the front of the Lokas. (11) It is called 'Lokan-Prativahini' because going forward from the front of the Lokas stops, therefore, it is called 'Lokan-Prativahini'. (12) It is also called 'Sarva Praan-Bhoot-Jeev-Satvasukhavaha' because it is a land that is harmless to all beings, creatures, living beings, and entities.
**Explanation of some specific qualities of the Siddhas** - 'Sadiya Apjjavasita' = Sadi-Apayavasit-Anant. Every Siddha attains the Siddha state only after the complete destruction of all karmas. Therefore, Siddhas are 'Sadi' (having a beginning), but after attaining Siddhatva, it never ends, therefore, they are called 'Apayavasit' - 'Anant'. This specific quality refutes the belief of 'Anadishuddha' [man]. Due to the complete destruction of the afflictions of attachment, aversion, etc., of the Siddhas, their Siddhatva state does not fall, because the cause of fall is attachment, etc., which have been completely eradicated from them. Just as a seed, when burnt, does not produce a sprout, similarly, after the destruction of the worldly seed of attachment, aversion, etc., there is no return to the world and no experience of birth and death. Therefore, they are called 'Anegajaati-Jara-Maran-Joni-Sansar-Kalankali-Bhav-Punbhav-Gambhavasavasahi-Papंचsamatikata'. The meaning is clear.
'Aveda' = Siddha Bhagavans are beyond the female Veda, male Veda, and neuter Veda (desire). That is, due to the absence of a body, they do not have the material Veda, and they are not subject to the influence of the five poisons (ignorance, attachment, aversion, pride, and jealousy).