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Due to the 18 distinctions, some are closer to the arrow-target and some are farther away. Meaning, all are devotees-worshippers-adorers of the one undivided, indivisible, supreme, nectar-ocean, form of the Mokshamarg, they are all brothers in Dharma.
"एक एव तु मार्गोऽपि तेषां शमपरायणः ।
સવથમેમેસેડર ગઢવી તીમrian I” –Shri Agadashtisamucchya.
This supreme peaceful Mokshamarg, the jewel-triad, the supremely beautiful plan, has been shown by Jin Bhagwan. "સગવાનજ્ઞાનરાત્રિાણિ મોક્ષમા ' Samyagdarshan-Jnana-Charitra, the oneness of these three, is the "Moolamarg" of the Jins. "The soul is different from the body, etc., it is always useful, imperishable....
Listen to the Moolamarg of the Jins. As if the Sadguru has taught, the knowledge is called Moola. The knowledge that is known, its conduct is called pure Pratit Moola. Bhagwan has said that Darshan is called Moola. Its other name is Samyak....Moola. As this Pratit comes to the soul, it is known to be different from all, unattached....Moola. That stable nature which arises, its name is Charitra, it is called Analingam....Moola. These three are undivided, the result of which, when it conducts, is the soul-form....Moola. That path of the Jins is attained, or the self-form is attained....Moola."
–Shrimad Rajchandra.
Thus, this Shamaprayan, Shantimarg, Agammarg, Mokshamarg, "Jin's Moolamarg", which leads to the Paramatattva-Moksha, beyond the Bhavatit-Samsara. Those who are truly Mumukhs, who have a selfless, inner desire to be free from the bondage of Bhava, are the ones who are eligible for this Mokshamarg. Those who have attained the pacification of Kshaya, who have no other desire than Moksha, who have disgust and boredom towards the world, and who have compassion for all beings, such a soul-being is fit to attain this Yogmarg. Until the soul attains this "G" state, it will not attain the Mokshamarg, nor will its inner disease be cured.
"Pacification of Kshaya, only Moksha desire;
Disgust towards Bhava, compassion for beings, there the soul resides. Until that state, the soul does not attain the Yog;
It does not attain the Mokshamarg, the inner disease is not cured." –Atmasiddhi.
On the contrary, those who are Bhava-abhinandi are ineligible. Those who are attached to the world, who hail Bhava, who are attached to objects, are ineligible.