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## Translation:
**Tārādṛṣṭi tattvajijñāsā, vegakathāprīti**
(187) Does not enter the heart. This vision reveals true tattvajijñāsā to the seeker. Just as the chatak longs for the clouds, just as the thirsty man looks around for water, so this seeker longs to know the truth, a longing arises, a thirst develops. Like a traveler on a dusty road in the summer, parched and yearning for water, crying out "water, water," so this thirsty soul yearns for tattvadarśana. This intense thirst for truth arises in this inquisitive person, leading to many natural questions. Such as:
"Who am I? Where did I come from? What is my true form? What attachments do I have? Should I keep them or abandon them?" - "Śrī Mokṣamālā, the thirst for nectar, why drink poison?
Congratulations, Jin darśana, the best." - Śrī Ānandghanajī
When this true thirst for truth or tattvadarśana arises, the way to quench it is also revealed. If that thirst does not arise, why would one want to quench it? And how would one find the way to quench it? The supremely capable tattvavettā, Śrīmad Rajacandraji, has said in very poignant and moving words:
"One who wants to quench thirst, I am the way to quench it; without the Guru's grace, this eternal state cannot be attained."
"The thirsty one should make the effort, the non-thirsty one should be made thirsty. For those who cannot be made thirsty, remain indifferent." - Śrīmad Rajacandra
This quality of jijñāsā arises only when the quality of adveṣa has first manifested. Therefore, in accordance with the adveṣa quality that first manifested in this vision, this jijñāsā arises. Jijñāsā is the subsequent result of adveṣa. This jijñāsā has a desire to know the true nature of reality, but it does not have the stubbornness of a father who is absolutely right. Thus, in this vision:
"Darśana in your vision... captivating, like a fire that consumes everything... purity of mind, contentment, and austerity are good... the mind is attracted to devotion... the five rules are fulfilled in the mind... the mind does not desire action... the mind has the quality of jijñāsā for truth... the mind does not cling to its own stubbornness..." - Sajāya, 1-2
This vision also mentions the other qualities that are present: