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The eight yogadristi. Generalization
(11) The samandharma of this steady dristi's medha has been discussed. However, within the son of the kel, there is a matter within the matter, how can its expanse be done?
etc. in many ways, with Ratnaprabha, as much as possible, in brief
comparison is there, it is here, so the knower's
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Just as the kel falls, falls, falls;
So the knower's mat falls, falls, falls.
6. Kanta Dristi
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The sixth dristi is now called Kanta, there is the light of the star. - Shri Yog 0 Sajjay
In the sixth Kanta dristi, there is a light like the light of a star. This 'Kanta' dristi, Kanta means a devoted wife! There is a supreme feeling. Just as a devoted wife, while doing all the other work of the house, thinks only of her husband, so the members of this dristi, like Kanta, may be doing other work, but their mind remains constantly absorbed in Shrutadharma. Due to the influence of karma, they have to do samsara...bandhi like the servant of the chitthi, but even in that, there is their non-attachment. Their supreme attachment-devotion, supreme love is only in Shrutadharma, that is, 'the knower's relationship with Shravana'
Kanta
which is the teaching, etc., dharma, is towards him.
"The mind of the woman is on her beloved, doing other work; so the mind holds firm in the Shruta, the knower's knowledge..."
Dhan Dhan Shasan Shri Jinavartan, 'Shri Yog 0 Sajjay This Kanta dristi has been compared to the light of a star, which is also very appropriate, because the light of a star is more than the light of a gem, so the medha of this dristi is more radiant - more profound than the steady dristi. The light of a star shines in the sky, remaining naturally - naturally situated, it is like a Dhruva Kanta, it is always present, unbroken; so the medha of this dristi also shines in the Chidakasha, remaining naturally situated, it remains Dhruva, it is always present, unbroken.
Star light
And that is why there is a feeling of this kind, practice-active conduct. The activity that follows knowledge is called 'practice'. So this Samyagyani has attained self-knowledge, he performs actions that are in accordance with that self-knowledge, that is, he constantly strives to perform actions that are in accordance with the soul, to follow the right conduct, to maintain the right conduct. This complete practice is full of worship-devotion, repentance, rejection, criticism, etc. He desires to become one with the soul, the Lord, and to be free from the influence of others.