Pure Soul and Its Infinite Treasure

SR No.: 007661
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Jayantilal Jain
Publisher: University of Madras
Publication Year: 2010
Total Pages: 283
Language: English
Classification: Book_English
File Size: 6 MB

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108 * A Reservoir of Infinite Power
its own time schedule and none in the universe, even the souls who have achieved Moksha, can ever change it to happen otherwise. External factors or substances other than the subject matter can be present when forms change but these do not cause any change. One may wrongly ascribe the changes to the existence of other present substance/s, but the change takes place in its own time schedule. The presence or absence of other substances cannot cause even an iota of change in a given substance; feelings of attachment, greed, anger, etc., are never continuous. Similarly even the pure modification of the soul will also be changing. These appear and disappear in their own time sequence. ► In the soul, body and other inanimate substances are
absent all the time. ► Distortions such as feelings of attachment, etc., are
absent in the timeless nature of the soul. The form of pure soul in a given unit of time disappears in the next unit of time and the other (new) form emerges. The nature of the pure soul ever remains the same and this everlasting mode serves as the basis for selfrealisation.
There are no distortions in the pure nature of the soul - it is replete with infinite power of purity. Although there is absence of the state of Moksha at present, it does not mean that such a state cannot emerge because the soul has a property which ensures appearance of new state at a future date of time. Therefore, a seeker never gets the doubt that the state of Moksha will not be achieved as there is continuous and infinite flow of pure states in the soul such that a present state disappears and new state emerges. However, a seeker does not think that he has to do something to