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Due to the activity of immersion in the spiritual nature, even though there is a tendency towards objects, attachment diminishes. In the Shri Vitrag-Stotra, Kalikāl Sarvajña Shri Hemchandrasuriśvaraji Maharaj has said the same. We quote that verse here: ||12|| Yada marunnaraindrashrīstvaaya naathopabhujyate | Yatra tatra ratirnaama viraktatvam tadapi te ||13||
Meaning: O Lord, the Supreme God! When you enjoy the wealth of Indra or a king, even then your delight is seen everywhere, but in reality, you were in a state of detachment. ||13|| Bhavesha yasya vichchhinna pravrittih karmabhaavajaa | Ratistasyaviraktasyasarvatra shubhavedyatah ||14||
Meaning: The one whose desire for existence (birth and death) has been destroyed, whose activity in the enjoyment of objects etc. arises from the emergence of exhausted karma, the delight (rati) that is seen in that detached one, also arises from the emergence of auspicious karma everywhere. This does not destroy their feeling of detachment. ||14|| Atachchaakshepakjnaanaat kantaayaam bhogsannidhau | Na shuddhi-prakshayoyasmadharibhadraamidam vachah ||15|| 48
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