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In whom the rays of knowledge are steady like camphor, there the glory and prosperity of those who know the truth of the Jina's teachings will be great. ||27||
Meaning: Therefore, wise people say that contemplation (meditation) on the nature of the world (shyama) is the cause of equanimity and happiness, and it gives fearlessness to the world; and by becoming steady in that meditation, the glory and prosperity of those who know the Jina's teachings will shine brightly in the world like the rays of the moon and camphor. ||27||
|| Thus ends the first chapter of the Adhyatma-Sara-Prakarana, composed by Shri Yashovijaya, the disciple of Shri Nayavijaya-Gani. ||4||
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