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The distinction between *gadashti* (perception), *samuccaya* (collection), *dhyan* (meditation), and *dhyeya* (object of meditation) disappears; the three qualities of *jnana* (knowledge), *darshan* (vision), and *charitra* (conduct) merge into one indivisible, self-existent form; all duality ceases to exist.
“The meditator, meditation, and the object of meditation are one, we will now break down the distinctions; like milk and water, they merge into one, the reader will understand this, and we will be happy.” - Shri Yashovijayji, in his state of *nivikalpa* (without modification) *samadhi* (meditation), said, “Fear not, the three qualities are one. Lalana (the devotee) has attained the service of the Jina, the pure nectar of the *makarand* (honey).” - Bhaktraaj Devchandraji, in this supreme state of *yoga* (union), attains this *nivikalpa* state through such unbroken meditation.
“I am different from everything in every way, I am only pure consciousness, the most excellent, inconceivable happiness, I am only pure experience. Is there any distraction? Is there any modification? Is there any fear? Is there any regret? What other state is there? Pure, pure, completely pure, supremely peaceful, I am only *nivikalpa*. I am using my own form. I become absorbed, peace, peace, peace.”
- Shrimad Rajchandra, *Patranka* (833) 760. And thus, there is no modification at all, therefore, here:
1. There is supreme happiness. This *samadhi*-based, *parabrahma*-based *yogishwar* (master of yoga) experiences supreme self-bliss, becoming an “avatar of bliss.”
2. Just as there is no climbing up in the *arehan* (ascent) of the *arudha* (ascendant), similarly, here there is no *pratikamana* (retrogression) etc. *anushtan* (practice). Because, what is there to climb for one who has reached the peak of the mountain? Similarly, this *girajarajeshwar* (king of mountains) has climbed to the highest peak of the *bhega-giriraj* (mountain of knowledge), what need does he have for the support of *anushtan* etc.? Because, that *anushtan* is a means of support for climbing to the next stage. Now, in this state, that means of support is like a “*vishakumbha*” (poisonous pot), while *apratikamana* etc. are like “*amritakumbha*” (nectar pot). Therefore, such a supreme *satpurush* (righteous person) “abandons the means of support, breaks the *paraparivarti* (transformation), because he awakens as the blissful Lord through the indestructible *darshan* (vision), *jnana* (knowledge), and *vairagya* (renunciation).” x “*Padikaman Padi saran Pariharo Dharana Niyatti Ya | Jinda Garha Sohi Atthavihe | Hai Visakumbho || Apadikamanam Appadisaranam Apparihag Adharana Cheva | Agiyari 2 Bala Narhya Che Ramchamo Che - Shri Samayasar Gave 306-307.
“*Akshaortu* who is the year *Valamute*.. *Chaugadhasya* within *Ram* : # *Aranamune* ” - Gita, -3,