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**Tārādṛṣṭi:** Four types of Dharmakatha, pure yogi's reward for each.
(189) That is sādhaka yoga. The peak, the final limit of sādhaka yoga is siddha yoga. In siddha yoga, all karma is destroyed, the complete, blissful, natural form is revealed, the fullness of the inner qualities is achieved, and the yogi becomes absorbed in the self and plays in the self-form.*
Wherever there is any statement related to such sādhaka yoga, or wherever the story of a man who practices such yoga is being told, the seeker with this vision experiences supreme joy and supreme love flows. Similarly, four types of attractive Dharmakatha that attract towards the good, seem sweet like nectar to him. Dharmakatha is there. He listens with interest to the vikṣepaṇa katha, which creates distraction towards the bad. He likes very much the sanvega katha, which shows the bitterness of the results of karma and creates a desire for liberation. He likes the nivega katha, which shows the bitter results of sinful karma and creates detachment from the world. In short, wherever the story of self-welfare is being told, wherever the nectar of pure devotion is being consumed, wherever the glory of the virtues of the true Guru is being sung, the soul immerses itself in supreme love. Because he knows this self-beneficial yoga katha to be extremely rare. He knows that in this world, the story of wealth, the story of desire, is very common. He has heard the story of wealth and desire countless times, he has been familiar with it countless times, he has experienced it countless times. But he has never heard, never been familiar with, never experienced the story of liberation, the story of speed, the Dharmakatha, which is the means of liberation. Knowing this, why would he be interested in such a poisonous story? And why would he not have supreme love for the supreme, rare yoga katha, which is like supreme nectar? "Jin guna amṛtapāna thi mana amṛta kriyā suprasāya re...bhavi.
Amṛta kriyā anushṭhāna thi mana, ātama amṛta thāya re...bhavi." - Shri Devchandraji "Girua re guna tum taṇā, Shri Vardhamāna Jin rāya re,
Suṇatā śravaṇe amī jhare, mahārī nirmala thāye kāyā re." - Shri Yashovijayaji * * Upshama bhāva he miśra kṣayikapaṇe, je nij guna prāgabhāva;
Pūrṇāvasthāne nīpajāvte, sādhana dharma svabhāva...svāmī svayamprabha ne jāuṁ bhāmaṇe. Samakita guna thi he śaleśī lage, ātama anagama bhāva:
Sanvara nirjarā he upādānaheta, sādhālambana dāva...svāmī Shri Devchandraji * "Sudparicidāṇubhūda savvasa vi kāmabhogabandha kaha.
Pracārakuve mā navara ja guru vittaraṇa" - Shri Samyasāra