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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A Treasure House of Names
782. Respected by Yogis (Yogavandit): The great yogi respects spirituality concerning the pure soul. Only those who realise the pure soul, are revered and respected by true yogis.
783. Expert in Yoga (Yogavid): The realisation of pure soul and attempts to contemplate on the eternal nature of pure soul is real yoga.
784. Omnipresence (Sarvatrag): The omniscient has the knowledge of all that is present in the universe. The pure soul is called as omnipresent.
785. Eternal knowledge (Sadabhavi): The pure soul has eternal existence and knows all matters, all times, all areas and all states of existence. There is nothing beyond this knowledge.
786. Vision of Matters of All Times (Trikal-VishayarthDrik): With an extraordinary visionary ability, all substances of all times are seen by the pure soul in the smallest unit of time.
787. Imparter of Happiness to All (Shankar): Happiness comes from within the pure soul and not from any outside object. The pure soul is said to be the imparter of happiness
to all.
788. The Preacher of Happiness (Shanvad): The Omniscient has preached to the whole world that real happiness lies in realisation of pure soul. Sensuous happiness is short-lived and at best momentary.
789. Controller of Mind (Dant): The realisation of pure soul is possible through control of mind. Once the control is exercised on the waverings of mind, focus on pure soul gets facilitated.
790. Divorce of Senses (Dami): Senses operate freely in the mundane existence. Once attention is completely diverted to pure soul, senses are not heeded and hence are said to have been divorced.