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The state of the Supreme Soul is desireless, desire-annihilating,
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Even seeing it, you do not increase in detachment from worldly objects. ”—Shri Devchandraji
Where there is desire, there is no Rama, where there is Rama, there is no desire.
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Parigrahas'jna—The fainting of attachment, the ego-consciousness of considering the external object as one's own, is removed here, because attachment to the Lord cannot be joined without attachment to the external object—to the pudgala, etc. And the true devotee prays to the Lord without ceasing, saying, "O Most Merciful God! Deliver me from this traditional attachment! Deliver me from this web of external objects!" For such a person, what is the use of attachment in the path of devotion?
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‘Deliver me from this traditional color, O my Lord!....O Merciful Lord! ”
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Attachment is born from the external, he who clings to it, joins with it....Rishabha. Shri Devchandraji Krodhas'jna—Anger does not arise here. Because anger and devotion, which is immersion in the supreme peaceful state of mind, do not go together. By seeing the Supreme Soul, who is immersed in the nectar of peace, anger is extinguished, and the soul is immersed in the nectar of peace.
“Having created a form that is beyond comparison, no comparison can be made;
Immersed in peaceful state of mind, the king does not see it....Vimala”—Shri Anandghanaji Upshamarsabhari, Sajans'kari, Smriti Jinrajni Aaj Bheti.”—Shri Devchandraji Manas'jna—The desire for worldly honor, respect, fame, worship, etc., does not diminish here in pure devotion, etc.... If it is done with the desire to be honored and worshipped in the world, or if one has the evil pride of "I am doing such devotion," then it makes the Chintamani gem like a worthless coin! Because it makes the precious, excellent devotion secondary, and runs after the lowly, insignificant honor of the world; that is, it openly insults the supreme importance of devotion, etc., and makes it a laughingstock. But the true devotee does devotion to the Lord, etc., only for the sake of his own spiritual welfare.
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‘The form of the mind is not small, the vow is taken with pride;
Do not take the Supreme Soul, take worldly honor.”—Shri Atmasiddhi
Mayas'jna—There is no deceit in pure devotion, there is no cunning-deceit like the hypocritical devotee, there is no hypocrisy, there is no pretense of religion as a cover-up for one's own faults.
*" साम्यं विना यस्य तपः क्रियादेर्निष्ठा प्रतिष्ठार्जनमात्र एव ।
Swaye Suchita Maangalanamunamaann Raayaso Jaalavati Mulyann. ||” —Shri Adhyatmapanishadd + '' Mamindine Hepittyaya Dharmaniyapi.
Mate Himalayo Vavurataan Tandan Vipuh. ||”......Shri Yogabindu, 89,