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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Annexures
(vi) THE PURE SOUL AND NINE PRINCIPLES
Case for Pure Soul
Case for Karmas
1. Soul
Timeless Treasure of infinite Momentary perception of life/soul properties
2. Non-Soul
Not aiming at pure soul
Viewing external objects/Karmas
3. Influx of Karmas
Not aiming at pure soul
Not aiming at pure soul
4. Influx of Good Karmas
Influx of Karmas associated with such viewing Influx of auspicious Karmas associated with good deeds Influx of inauspicious Karmas associated with bad deeds
Not aiming at pure soul
5. Influx of Bad Karmas
6. Bondage
Not aiming at pure soul
Bondage of karmic matter
7. Stoppage of Aiming at pure soul – emergence Stoppage of Karmas due to knowledge Karmas of view of pure soul
and viewing of pure soul
8. Shedding of Enhanced view of purity Shedding of Karmas due to Karmas
steady/frequent view of the pure soul 9. Moksha Complete, perfect and constant Annihilation of Karmas due to constant
engrossment in the pure soul engrossment in the pure soul
(vii) DISTINCTION BETWEEN AUSPICIOUS, INAUSPICIOUS DEEDS AND PURE SOUL
Auspicious
Deeds
Inauspicious
Deeds
Pure Soul's Perspective
Path to Moksha
Basis
Atoms (Pudgala)
(non-soul)
Knowledge of
Pure self
Auspicious ideas/ feelings Feel auspicious nature (sweet)
Nature (Task)
Inauspicious ideas/
feelings Feel inauspicious nature (bitter experience)
Karmic Atoms (nonsoul) - External to
soul
Contemplation of
eternal nature
Objectives
Anxieties over good results
Anxieties over bad
results
Bondage (Karma)
(non-soul) - External to soul
Meditation of Pure soul to annihilate bondage & achieve Moksha
Results
Auspicious status like
human/ heavenly births
Low status just as beings in hell and animal existence
Mundane existence Attainment of of births and deaths | Moksha & infinite (non-soul)
happiness