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This adorable mind, which brings it to the 'place' where it is stable, connects it to the place of the soul, it cultivates this mind, and the mind is cultivated. It has cultivated everything. 'Thus, as the shadow merges in the vast expanse, so the soul attains samatva and enters its own nature, meaning the form of the mind also disappears, i.e., the citta attains samadhi, merging into the soul.
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'As the shadow merges in the vast expanse,
So the mind's form disappears when it enters its own nature.' — Shrimad Rajchandraji.
II The subject of this Chaugdashtasamucchya Shastra. 1. General guidance on Yagdashtin
'The ultimate cause and the ultimate result, the culmination of existence;
Faults disappear and vision opens, O Bhatti, the attainment of the teachings of the scriptures.' — Shri Anandghanji.
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Thus, here, generally, in the form of a foundation, having discussed the meaning of Yag, now we come to the subject of this Yagdashtasamucchya Shastra: — At the beginning of this text, in the form of an introduction, the ultimate heart-touching, interesting, and enlightening form of Ichchhayag, Shastrachhayag, and Samyag, which are described as having the purpose of liberation, has been mentioned. Without repeating it here, I recommend that the intelligent seeker should look at the entire introductory chapter (R, 12). Without directly relying on this triad of Ichchhayag, etc., especially the Chaugdashtin arising from them, is mentioned here: Mitra, Tara, Ala, Dipr, Stira, Kanta, Prabha, Pan. These are the true names of Chaugdashtin. For example, Mitra is the one who has a feeling of friendship towards the entire world, etc. To understand how these Yags are differentiated, an example of Chaugdashtin has been presented."
'I am dense and solid in the day, empty, weak, and bewildered;
Just as the eyes see differently, so are the different perspectives of Chaugdashtin.' — Ya. Sajjay,
Thus, even in the vision of a single worldly scene, just as different perspectives of Chaugdashtin arise due to the difference in the object of vision, food, and livelihood, so too in the transcendental realm, due to the peculiarity of the state of being, there are different types of attainment, different types of perception, and different types of knowledge. Just as the diaphragm of a camera opens less, so the field of vision increases or decreases; similarly, depending on the increase or decrease in the state of being, the more the covering is removed, the more the doors are opened, the less the knowledge is received by the person with Chaugdashtin.