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## Dharma-Sannyasa Yoga
(41) And thus, with the breaking of the knots (granthi-bhed) and the attainment of Samyak Darshan, the realization of the soul, which brings supreme bliss, the following spontaneous expressions of the Samyak Darshi Yogi arise:
“It is certain that the soul has attained knowledge; the breaking of the knots is a truth in all three times. All knowers have also accepted this.”
“Salutations to the auspicious Samyak Darshan, which transformed the knowledge that was destined for endless cycles of birth and death into a single moment, making it the cessation of birth and death.”
- Shrimad Rajchandraji says that this auspicious Samyak Darshan is attained after the breaking of the knots through the unique (apuurvakaran) means. And this Samyak Darshan has five signs (ling), which are its manifest characteristics: (1) Prasham (tranquility), (2) Sanveg (zeal), (3) Nirved (dispassion), (4) Anukampa (compassion), (5) Astikya (faith).
According to their primary importance, these characteristics of Samyaktava have this sequential order, but according to their reverse order, they are beautiful and radiant, say those who know the secrets of the scriptures. Because,
If there is no Astikya, then Prasham, etc., will not appear beautiful or good, they will not be attractive, etc. This should be understood in reverse order. And it should be understood that the first characteristic leads to the next characteristic in reverse order. It is like this:
First, there is Prasham, the cessation of passions, which gives space for the thought of discrimination (viveka), then Sanveg, the desire for liberation alone, arises, from which Nirved, the weariness of the world, arises, and Anukampa, compassion for oneself and others, arises. When these four qualities manifest in the soul, the capacity and eligibility to attain the fifth quality, Astikya, is revealed. (This is the reverse order.)
Cessation of passions, desire for liberation alone; sorrow for birth, compassion for beings, dwelling in the self, such a state is not there until, the soul does not get the right path; it does not attain the path of liberation, the disease of the heart does not subside.”
- Shrimad Rajchandraji’s Shri Atmasiddhi
Or, in reverse order, Astikya, the faith in the existence of the soul, the principle of life, etc., arises, the true nature is known, then Anukampa arises, knowing this soul, etc., a tremor arises in the soul, which is compassion for oneself, compassion for the soul of the father, arises, that - Oh!