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I have attained the state of **Brihatpratyakhyana** (complete renunciation) as described in **Adhikar 2.21** (excluding **Rahit**). My **Atma** (soul) is my only support, I renounce everything else. This means I renounce everything except the infinite **Jnana** (knowledge), **Ratnatraya** (three jewels), and other qualities of the **Atma**. || 45 ||
Someone might ask, "You have renounced everything, but why not your **Atma**?" To this, I reply:
My **Atma** is in my **Jnana** (knowledge), my **Atma** is in my **Darshan** (faith and illumination), my **Atma** is in my **Charitra** (conduct free from sinful actions), my **Atma** is in my **Pratyakhyana** (renunciation), my **Atma** is in my **Samvara** (restriction of inflow of karmic matter), and my **Atma** is in my **Yoga** (right conduct). How can I renounce my **Atma**? It is impossible. || 46 ||
Someone might still argue, "This living being dies alone, and this conscious being is born alone. This individual alone experiences birth and death, and when free from karmic matter..." || 47 ||