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## Samudghāt
(45) By organizing in this way, the Kevali Bhagwan performs Samudghāt. Not all Kevali Bhagwan perform Samudghāt, but those whose Vedaniya, etc. karmas have a lifespan longer than the Kevali lifespan, they perform Samudghāt to equalize those karmas. This is done so that those karmas can be quickly mixed and disposed of immediately. Leaving the original body behind, the exit of the Jiva-pinda, the Atma-pradesh-samuh, from the body is called Samudghāt. Samudghāt means Sam - Ughāt, Sam means Samyak, i.e. Apunarbhav, not again, Ut = Prabhalya, with strength, Ghāt means destruction, annihilation, decay of karma. The strong effort in which karma is destroyed, annihilated, in a way that it does not arise again, is Samudghāt. In this Kevali-Samudghāt, the Atma-pradesh expands, taking on a Virat form, and with that Atma-pradesh, the entire lake is filled in the form of Dand-Kapāt-Pratar, and that karma-pradesh is touched, quickly experienced, and destroyed. Then, that Atma-pradesh is concluded in reverse order. This entire process is completed in just eight moments! This supremely wonderful, inconceivable power is expressed by this supreme Samarthayagi!!
And the result of this organization and Samudghāt is Sheleshikaran, meaning that Sheleshikaran is attained immediately after. In it, the speed of mind, speech, and body is completely suppressed, and this supremely powerful Yagi, meditating on the fourth Shukla-dhyana, attains the state of Sheleshikaran, like the Shelesh-Meru-Parvat, a state of unshakeable stillness. Or, the Shelesh, which is the form of complete Samadhi, becomes Ish. Thus, this state of Shelesh-Meru, like a still, Meg-nirodh, of this secret, supreme Yagi, is Sheleshikaran; or, the state of this Shelesh-Yagishwar, who has attained supreme Samadhi, is Sheleshikaran. This Shelesh state lasts as long as the five short vowels (a, i, u, l) are pronounced, and immediately after the last moment, this supreme Yagi ascends to Siddha-pada.
"Utkrushta Viraj Nivesh, Gkriya Navi Pase Re; Yog Tani Dhruvata Sheleshe, Aatmashakti Na Base Re....Virajine Charane Lagun."
–Shri Anandghanaji
* "Mulasariramchchhandiy Uttar Dehass Jivapindass. Nigam Reha Hriyar Samudvar Gam"
–Shri Nemichandra Siddhantachkravarji Krit Gamdhasar