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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eradication of all afflictions and misery and manifestation of happiness, joy and bliss.
555. Benefactor to all beings (Sadhu): The message and realisation of pure soul create an ambience of well being for all.
556. Remover of all Distortions (Sarva-doshahar): Misunderstanding of the self leads to wrong pattern of actions and reactions causing continuous misery in life. Realisation of the same results in appreciation of true nature and removal of all distortions.
557. Reliever from all Sins (Har): With proper understanding of the soul, one would keep oneself away from all inimical actions/sins.
558. Beyond All Numbers and Calculations (Asankhyey): The infinite properties of soul are beyond numbers and calculations and hence one has to visualise the self through proper perception. Explanation through numbers is only illustrative in nature.
559. Unfathomable - Beyond Sensuous Knowledge (Aprameyatma): Knowledge acquired through senses is limited, partial, imperfect and one-sided. One has to go beyond the senses to appreciate and realise the true nature of self.
560. Apostle of Peace (Shamatma): Real peace arising out of self-realisation is divine, sublime and unprecedented. The pure soul is indeed the apostle of peace – anywhere and everywhere.
561. The Reservoir of Peace (Prashamakar): The pure soul is a reservoir of peace. Just as an ocean is full of water, the pure soul is replete with peace.
562. The Lord of All Yogis (Sarvayoshishvar): All the sages and yogis contemplate on the nature of pure soul. Thus it is the Lord of all Yogis.