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What? One should know its form; this is the disease. And what is the fourth remedy for the disease (Therapeutic treatment)? One should know that; this is the purpose of the disease. Thus, here (1) the ajiva karma and the samsara arising from it are the disease, therefore they are to be avoided. (2) The purpose of this karma disease, which is to be avoided, is asrava and bandha, this is the purpose of the disease to be avoided. (3) The remedies for removing the purpose of this karma disease are samvara and nirjara. (4) And the removal of the karma disease is moksha, that is, the health of the soul. In this way, the Bhagwan Vitrag, the physician of the bhavyadhis, has shown the amegh chikitsa of this maha-bhavarega of the jiva, and by establishing this jagatarak tirtharup shuddha "dharmachakra", he has made his name "tirthankara" meaningful.
"Because of the cause, the bandha is bound, because of the cause, the mukti is released;
Asrava samvara, by name, in order, O Padeya, listen....Padma Prabhu 0" Shri Anandghanji.
Thus, samsara is the biggest disease of the soul, and its cause is karma, so being under the control of karma is the root of the bhavarega dukha. To be free from this karma parakhanti - karma bandha - is the ultimate happiness, that is, the pure nature of the soul, "healthy" state of health is the sukhadham moksha.
## 2. The main definition of yoga and the unity of the path of moksha
"This is the yogi, the form of infinite happiness; the original pure soul, the companion of the jina form. The jina pad and the nij pad are one, there is no difference.
To become the lakshya, they are called sukhadayi by the scriptures." - Shrimad Rajchandra. And this pure nature of the soul, "healthy" state of health, which is moksha, is called "yoga". The word yoga is derived from the root "yuj". Yuj means to go, to join (To unite). It is called "yoga" because it unites the jiva with moksha. "Mokshena roganatu chora" is its main definition. Thus, the process by which the soul attains the moksha pad or nirvana pad, which is the pure atmasiddhi, is called yoga. This moksha, which is the ultimate goal, may be known by any name, some call it shivpad, some call it jinapad, some call it buddhapada, some call it siddhapada, some call it ahanta, some call it parabrahma, some call it parameshthipada, some call it parmatmapada, some call it tathata, some call it siddhatma - but despite the difference in words, there is no difference in the ultimate meaning, in the natural form of the soul, in the pure atmaswarup pad. There is only one Ganga river, some call it Bhagirathi, some call it Surnadi, some call it Tripathga, some call it Mandakini, some call it Jahnavi...