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The collection of Gadasti (Jain term for a type of spiritual practice) in your vision, observes the five vows (Jain principles of non-violence, truthfulness, non-stealing, celibacy, and non-attachment) properly, abandons anxiety, and ignites curiosity. Their devotion towards the Gatha (Jain scriptures) increases, and their respect and service towards pure Yogis (Jain ascetics) become more active. They act appropriately and avoid inappropriate actions. They are curious about those with superior qualities and are troubled by their father's lack of virtues. They are deeply detached from the world and yearn to escape it. Considering the noble ones as their equals, they do not diminish their father's wisdom. Thus, this Chegi (Jain term for a type of spiritual practitioner) preserves the old capital (spiritual progress) and adds new capital to it in this vision. Therefore, as this double vision strengthens their bond, they become more cautious in their religious practices, as it was said.
Asan said. This is what the Shushrusha (Jain term for service) says:
"Just as a young man, along with his beloved, desires to hear divine music, so too, in this vision, is the Shushrusha towards the truth."
Commentary: "Just as a young man, enjoying the company of a beautiful woman, desires to hear divine music, so too, in this vision, is the Shushrusha towards the truth." - Gasaza Ru-2
Here, an example is given to show how intense the desire to listen (Shushrusha) should be - there is a young man, full of youthful vigor, who is handsome. He is healthy, strong, and has all his senses intact. A beautiful, graceful woman, with a great form, is by his side. He lacks nothing in terms of wealth and prosperity. All the materials for enjoying the five senses are always at his service. Thus, he is happy in every way.
Vritti: "With his beloved, with his beautiful beloved, with his charming beloved, just as a young man, a mature man, desires to hear divine music, the music of Kinnaras (celestial beings), so too, in this vision, is the Shushrusha towards the truth."