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## The Care of the Insightful Run
(221) Thus, he performs every action with utmost care, because he does not allow any harm or loss to the insight, etc., he eliminates all defects and shortcomings, and he diligently cultivates the virtues that are present in this insight. Therefore, he performs these virtuous actions with utmost composure, without any kind of haste, with a focused mind, and with pure vows, and experiences supreme blissful peace.
“He who possesses this pure vow will be the embodiment of peace, he will attain the treasure of bliss, he will receive great honor… Peace is the Jina.” He avoids the great fear, he performs the sevenfold Jina-like service with a mindful heart, he desires to serve the Jina-path. — Shri Anandghanji
It was mentioned above that this seeker does not allow any harm or loss to the insight, etc. This is how: until he reaches this stage, the seeker has performed a lot of yogic practices. In these practices, he does not allow any kind of defect, shortcoming, or loss to the precious gem of momentum that he has attained. He takes special care that no harm comes to him. Just as one would protect a precious gem as if it were their own life, so too does this yogi-father protect the invaluable gem of insight, the gem of omniscience, as if it were his own life. He does not allow any harm or loss to it. Just as one would take care that no blemish comes to a precious gem, and would keep it in a strong cabinet or treasury, so too does this seeker take special care that no blemish comes to the gem of omniscience, and he keeps this gem of omniscience safe and secure in the strong cabinet of his resolute mind. Therefore, he preserves the collection of virtues that he has attained in the insight of the friend, as well as in his own insight.
Not only does he preserve them, but he also takes great care of the gem of virtue that is being attained in this insight.
Because: (1) He waters the seed that he has attained in the insight of the friend, he makes it sprout. That is, he becomes particularly firm in his devotion to the Lord, he is always eager to serve the virtuous, he worships the scriptures more and more, he immerses himself in the waves of detachment, he particularly cherishes the observance of giving, etc., and non-receiving, and he maintains a firm belief and a receptive attitude towards this story of the wise. He strengthens the three-fold power of the non-obstruction of the senses, the non-obstruction of the mind, and the non-obstruction of the body. He refines the air of the emotional world, and he ripens the virtues of the past and the present. Thus, he gradually eliminates the element of false belief and comes closer and closer to right belief. Moreover, he firmly observes the five great vows of non-violence, etc., he does not feel regret in performing virtuous actions, and he does not harbor hatred. (2) And…