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Yoga-darshan-samuchaya: "Worship of the feet of the Jina, with extreme devotion, companionship with the munis, delight in the extreme, restraint, yoga, and its components. Compassion, peace, equality, forgiveness, truth, renunciation, detachment; these are always awake in the heart of the seeker." - Shrimad Rajchandraji
Pure support, with love, abandoning other desires, abandoning the tamasic tendencies, worship the sattvic qualities...peace.
- Shri Anandghanji
And thus, this seeker, just as he does not fail to perform his proper duties, he also does not perform improper actions. Knowing and understanding, he does not even kill the smallest of living beings,
how then would he kill the larger dust-like beings? Even unknowingly, he does not wish to harm any living being, knowing this, how would he even act improperly towards anyone's feelings? He does not even wish to speak falsely in his dreams, knowing this,
how would he break his promises? For whom is the sin of earning wealth unjustly and dishonestly, for whom is it a burden? He who thinks this, how would he even desire to steal another's property? Seeing the faults of wealth loss, loss of honor, and suffering, etc., that arise from adultery, etc., directly, how would he even look at another woman with lustful eyes? He who desires to escape from the trap of attachment and acquisition as soon as possible, why would he lay down a long bed for himself?
Thus, this seeker, who no longer has any fear of the world, performs proper actions and does not perform improper actions, because he is like a simple, obedient servant, who bends as he is told. "He does not perform improper actions, his mind bends as it is told." - Shri Rog Sazaay 2-3
Thus -
In actions that are greater and greater, there is a desire for knowledge.
In equal actions, there is fear, but without hatred. ||46||
Explanation: - In actions, like meditation, etc., in greater and greater actions, - in actions that are greater than the role of a father, - in actions that are greater than the learned, like the actions of an acharya, etc., there is a desire for knowledge, a desire to know how this is so. With a desire for knowledge, that is, with an excess of desire. (Seeing the greater actions of someone who is greater than a father, there is a strong desire to know how this is so). In actions that are equal, like worship, etc., in the actions of one's own father, who is flawed, due to negligence of duty, etc., there is fear in the mind. There is great fear in the mind that I am harmful. Without hatred, - this fear is without hatred, due to the strength of the present perspective. (Even though both actions are equal, seeing the father's actions as flawed, there is fear in the father's actions, and there is no hatred towards the one who is more virtuous)