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The one with yogic vision has traveled through all three worlds, through all places, repeatedly. He has had all kinds of relationships with all beings, many times. He has tasted and discarded all the objects in the universe, again and again. He has consumed the essence of the world, repeatedly, with great enthusiasm, yet he has not attained satisfaction! Suffering from thirst, he has drunk the water of the three worlds, yet his thirst has not been quenched! Therefore, O being! Now you attain peace! Attain peace! "The essence of the world, like a lump of clay, does not diminish your burden, my friend." - Shri Devchandraji
Thus, contemplating the sorrowful nature of the world, the color of detachment arises in his heart. He contemplates, "For what reason, and how, can this sorrowful world be destroyed? I am standing in fear of rebirth. What should I do in this sorrowful, impermanent, and fleeting world? So that I do not go to a state of misery." "I am standing in fear of rebirth, now take me across the ocean of rebirth." (Yashvijayji)
Furthermore, seeing the various virtuous activities of the liberated souls, the righteous men, and the saintly monks, he becomes amazed. Their supreme, wonderful devotion, their supreme, wonderful self-power, their supremely pure, spotless austerity, their supremely excellent religious meditation, their supremely peaceful, solemn conduct, the picture of the saints, their pure activities filled with supreme knowledge, and their character, like a mountain of great restraint! Seeing the virtuous activities of the holy men, like the adornment of green, etc., he becomes absorbed in wonder; and he contemplates, "How can the entire picture and character of these self-contented, Brahman-devotee, great souls be known? Because, when contemplating the character of these righteous men, sometimes they appear compassionate, sometimes they appear sharp, sometimes they appear indifferent! Thus, contradictory qualities are seen in them! Because these great souls possess compassion, which benefits all, they are sharp in severing karma, and they exhibit indifference, which is like the feeling of a witness, without attachment or aversion, to the results of acceptance and rejection! Furthermore, they are yogis and they are also householders! They are speakers and they are also silent! They are the lords of the three worlds and they are also naked ascetics! Thus, various...
"Fearful hell, the animal realm, the celestial realm, and the human realm. ...
You experience great sorrow, O being, with the knowledge of the Jinas. You have drunk all the water of the three worlds, you are suffering from thirst. You should not contemplate the body." etc.
(See) Shri Kundakundacharya's Shri Bhava Prabhriti, *"In this impermanent, fleeting world, filled with sorrow.
I am not yours, I am not attached to you." - Shri Uttaradhyayanasutra