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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317. Conqueror of the Conquerable (Jitajey): Attachments and distortions cause misery in the world. These are conquered by the pure soul.
318. Performer of all duties (Kritakriya): The only duty of the soul is to realise the self and once this is done, all duties are supposed to have been performed.
319. Lord of the Spiritual Community (Ganadhip): The groups interested in knowing and realising the pure soul represent spiritual community and the pure soul is looked upon as the Lord by the members of such spiritual community.
320. Senior in the Spiritual Community (Ganajyesht): All the spiritual communities gather to listen to the pure soul: among them it is the senior most of all, as it is the first to become Omniscient in the group.
321. Most Distinguished Soul (Ganya): Those who have realised the pure soul are the most distinguished ones with outstanding merit.
322. Sacred Deed (Punya): The pure soul is sacred and holy. The act of purification of soul is a sacred deed indeed.
323. Leader of the Spiritual Community (Ganagrani): Among all those involved in development of spiritual community, the pure soul is a great leader guiding all on the path of Moksha.
324. Treasure of Properties (Gunakar): The pure soul has infinite properties and is therefore a treasure of the same.
325. The Ocean of Properties (Gunambhodhi): Just as the ocean is vast and deep, the infinite properties are very vast and deep. It is difficult to fathom the infinite attributes of the pure soul.
326. Connoisseur (Gunajna): The pure soul is a knower of all qualities and their forms and hence a connoisseur, an appreciator of all virtues.