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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434. Beyond the Kings of Heavens (Atindra): The Kings in Heavens have enormous powers beyond the comprehension of ordinary human beings. However, the powers and happiness of pure soul are infinite and beyond the comprehension of Kings of Heavens.
435. Beyond Senses (Atindriy): Wordly beings have senses based on individual perception and do not have free and unbiased perception. The pure soul is beyond the comprehension of senses.
436. The King of Wisdom (Dhindra): The pure has all the knowledge and wisdom at its command to achieve the highest status of Moksha and be eternally powerful and is thus the King of all Wisdom.
437. The Greatest King of the Universe (Mahendra): Kings are powerful, rich and happy in their own way but their Kingship is transient and not without limits. With the resplendent richness and power, the pure soul is the Supreme King - king of kings in the universe.
438. Vision Beyond Senses (Atindriyarthadrik): The capacity of the pure soul is to look beyond the vision of senses; it sees and understands operations of substances, not perceptible to senses.
439. Without Senses (Anindriya): In Moksha, there is neither physical body nor senses. Infinite power of pure soul manifests automatically with complete engrossment with the self.
440. The God of Gods (Ahamindrachrya): The Kings of Heavens, known as Gods aspire to achieve the state of Moksha. The pure soul is the God of all Gods.
441. Worshipped by Gods (Mahendramahit): The heavenly Gods learn about the reality of the universe only from the Omniscient. The latter is worshipped by them as they are a great source of inspiration for spiritual upliftment.