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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519. The Greatest Mystical Verse (Mahamantra): All the mystical verses/mantras follow from the preaching of the Omniscient and is thus the Lord of greatest mystical verses. These mystical verses help in realisation of the self and ultimate salvation.
520. The Greatest Ascetic (Mahayati): The knower of pure soul is the greatest ascetic who really subdues all passions.
521. The Greatest Sound (Mahanad): The sound produced by the utterance of words relating to the pure soul is the greatest music and the rest is mere noise.
522. The Greatest Proclamation (Mahagosh): No worldly proclamations have lasting influence. The message of pure soul is thus the greatest proclamation and none can ever think of better proclamation.
523. The Greatest Worship (Mahejya): The pure soul is the greatest, the highest and the eternal state of the soul and none is comparable to this in the entire universe.
524. The Greatest Unprecedented Splendour (Mahasanpati): When a person attains the state of omniscience, one acquires unprecedented splendour, brilliance, knowledge, happiness, etc.
525. The Greatest Bearer of Oblation (Maha-dhvaradhar): The soul is the bearer of sacrifices and penance as viewed from the mundane existence. Spiritually speaking one successively achieves high levels of peace and happiness.
526. The Greatest Axis (Dhurya): The axis of all the spiritual teachings and life is the eternal nature of the soul. The soul is pivotal and enjoys the key position in explaining changing forms of life and matter.
527. The Greatest Magnanimity (Mahaudarya): The soul does not interfere or distort the operations of other substances. It is the display of greatest magnanimity.