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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206 - A Treasure House of Names
545. God of the Greatest Yogis (Mahayogishvar): There are great yogis who are masters in their own right and meditate on the nature of the pure soul.
546. The Greatest Tranquility (Shami): The tranquility witnessed in any solitary place is nothing compared to the ocean of tranquility of pure soul which is eternal and unheard.
547. The Lord of Greatest Meditation (Mahadhyanapati): Meditation on the pure soul is the greatest and most intriguing and thus called as the Lord of the greatest meditation.
548. Greatest Follower of the Greatest Dharma of NonViolence (Dhyatamahadharm): To be engrossed completely with the self is following the greatest dharma of non-violence as in this state only, there will be no violence to others in thought, word and deed.
549. The Greatest Undertaker of Vows (Mahavrat): The pure soul is the greatest undertaker of the greatest vows of non-violence, truth, non-stealing, non-possession and celibacy.
550. The Greatest Annihilator of Karmas (Mahakarmariha): The pure soul is the greatest annihilator as karmic bondage never occurs henceforth.
551. The Greatest Knower of the Soul (Atmajna): The pure soul knows all about oneself and other substances in the universe.
552. The Greatest God of Gods (Mahadev): The heavenly beings are called as Gods. The pure soul is the greatest God of all Gods, due to reverence to it by all Gods.
553. The Greatest Force (Maheshita): The infinite properties reinforce eternally and hence the pure soul operates with the greatest force unparalleled by any other substance.
554. The Greatest Healer of all Afflictions (Sarvakaleshapah): The realisation of the pure soul helps in