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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824. Brilliance of Salvation (Dipakalyanatma): Among all the substances, no one has the brilliance of salvation as the pure soul.
825. Salvation - Without Sins (Vikalmash): In the state of salvation, pure state of soul has fully blossomed and hence there are no sins or evil deeds performed by such souls.
826. Salvation - Without the Blemish of Karma (Vikalank): Salvation implies complete absence of Karma. The true nature of soul is without the influence of Karmas.
827. Salvation - Without Physical or Karmic Bodies (Kalatit): The physical or karmic body in any form of existence is associated with the mundane existence of soul. The liberated souls have life of their own without the existence of physical
body.
828. Salvation through Annihilation of Sins (Kalilaghna): when the sun shines, darkness is annihilated, achievement of salvation and destruction of sins take place simultaneously.
829. Salvation like shine of Full Moon (Kaladhar): Like the no moon grows into full moon, the pure soul also graduates from the very first realisation to salvation. However, salvation is infinitely more beautiful and pleasant than the full moon.
830. The Goal of Gods (Devadev): The pure soul is the God of heavenly gods and hence the goal of all gods.
831. The Master of the Universe (Jagannath): There is no one in the universe as powerful, happy and wonderful as the pure soul and hence everybody who is enlightened revere the pure soul as the Master of the Universe.
832. The Kinsman of the Universe (Jagadbandhu): The pure soul/God is the kinsman of all souls in the universe. He belongs to the same fraternity of soul.