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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understanding of the eternal nature facilitates promotion of secular approach in one's life. Changing nature creates complexities in understanding and belief in the eternal and secular nature resolves that complexity into simplicity. It is simple to understand eternal and secular aspects of the soul than to comprehend changing, individualistic and nonsecular aspects which swell from a biased attitude.
20. Re-engineering the Soul – It is possible to reengineer the soul in the context of its eternal nature. The existence of pure soul does not depend on religious fundamentalism as this ‘out-of-control” aspect is taken care by eternal nature. The functioning of pure soul runs on its own, repairs of its own when gets out of control and maintains on its own without depending on whims and fancies of generations of wrong beliefs about the nature of pure soul. Consequently, out-of-control aspect creates scary brutal and inhuman conditions. One has to create right ecology of organism and the secular technology aspect, which, in fact, provide the right ecology of pure soul.
Confluence of Ideas - Pure Soul with its infinite treasure is described in myriad of ways ranging from a mere conscious substance to that of the Greatest Divine object in the Universe and God itself. Some Philosophies ascribe certain attributes to God. One will notice in this narration that these attributes in fact belong to the pure soul and not to anybody else. The purpose of this book is to promote a proper understanding of these attributes, which will bring greater harmony among different philosophies and proper analytical background whereby these names and attributes can be easily comprehended. This should serve as light house for confluence of flow of eternal ideas on the concept of pure soul. One certainly notices in these attributes striking similarities in ideas, words and names.