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Agadashtisamuccaya
The soul, who is the recipient of the cycle of birth and death, is burdened with sorrow and pain. It is engrossed in worldly pursuits like the objects of sense, etc. However, in this state of mind, the strong, unbreakable thread of the true religion has been attached, so the soul remains immersed in the Dharma Kaya.
“The first step is to have seven causes, fearlessness, non-hatred, and non-envy.”
“We get tired from the activity of envy, hatred is an unpleasant feeling.” - Shri Anandghanji
“The true color is that of wealth… in the desert, the other color is that of the kite. The qualities are like a well.”
“The color of Dharma does not digest… the body digests. The qualities of goodness do not disappear… the form and the creation disappear. The qualities…” - Shri Yashovijayji
“When the soul awakens, then it will be attached to… that color.” - Shrimad Rajchandraji
3. Non-hatred
Even though there is non-envy towards the gods, etc., there is non-hatred and non-jealousy towards those who are not gods, etc. That is, there is no hatred or jealousy towards those who are not involved in any other gods, gurus, or religions. There is a neutral attitude of indifference. However, there is still no true knowledge of the Self, so the seeds of jealousy and hatred have not been destroyed – they are still present. However, the sprouts and shoots of jealousy and anger do not sprout or rise, they remain dormant. Because here, the soul’s mind is engaged in virtuous conduct, taking refuge in the practice of the Self. It remains vigilant and busy in its own affairs. “I will take care of all, I will not be deceived by anyone.” Understanding this, it takes care of itself, so it does not have room for the worries of others. And if it does, it does not give rise to hatred, jealousy, intolerance, or contempt towards them, but rather a feeling of compassion arises: “Oh, this poor soul! It does not respect the honorable, so it will suffer endlessly.” This compassion arises in the form of a desire to cut off the suffering of others. Or, hatred is an unpleasant feeling, aversion, dislike. Non-hatred is the absence of such hatred, unpleasant feelings, and aversion towards the virtuous, the true religion, and honor, etc. This is a negative type of ‘quality’. It is not a small matter. This quality of non-hatred manifests here. And thus –
“The vows also manifest here, there is no fear in good deeds;
There is no hatred, and there is no envy, this quality resides in the body… hero.” - Shri Chag 0 Sajjay, 1-7 Verses
This is said to show the systematic way in which the world is created.