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## Deepramadristi: Chag's Anutthan, Tantrvaan
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Abandon the inner Ahitram, become the Atma, be steadfast;
The Paramatma is the Atma, feel the Atma, dedicate yourself to the Atma." - Shri Anandghanji Shuddha Dev, while singing the Avlakhan Bhajan, he forgets the Parbhaav. "Inner Atar, attain Atmataa, be present, the Parparinat is Nirrid," - Shri Devchandraji.
**Anusthan**
Chag's Utthan - rising up, does not happen here, because there is a state of Shantavaahita, that is, there is a flow of peaceful Rasa, such that the Chitt does not rise from the Chag. Just as a calm river flows continuously and peacefully, without any waves, similarly, here, the flow of the peaceful Rasa of the Chagritha flows continuously, without any waves of Utthan. Because the Kshep, a type of Dosha, was eliminated in the previous Dristi, therefore, there is no disturbance in the Chitt in any way. Therefore, peaceful Rasa flows in the Chitt, and the Chag does not rise from its place. The Chitt remains absorbed in the initiated Chagkriya. Thus, Anusthan decreases. But if this Shantavaahita - calmness, is not present, then Utthan occurs in the Chag, that is, the mind rises from the Prabdh Chagkriya, it becomes uplifted, it is produced, the Chitt does not remain absorbed - it does not become steady. However, even in such a state of Unman, the Chagkriya, which is worthy of being abandoned, is not abandoned. For example, someone has taken Diksha, and they are completely incapable of following it, their mind has risen from it, in such a case, it is better to abandon that Diksha and take the Shravak's Lig. However, due to fear of Lenida, etc., they do not abandon the Muni Lig. This is an example of the Utthan Dosha. Such Utthan Dosha is eliminated here.
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Shantavaahita Vishnu is now present, the Chag that has Utthan;
Abandon the Chag, because of that, the Dhyan that is not abandoned... Prabhu - Sa 20 Ga Stdha - 10
In the previous Dristi, the Guna of Shrausha - the desire to listen, has manifested, therefore, naturally, in sequence, the Shravan of the Tattva is present here. As mentioned earlier, Shushrusha, without the desire to listen - without the inner Jijnaasa, is in vain. It is important to keep this in mind. Shushrusha without Shravan may be beneficial, but Shravan without Shushrusha is not beneficial. Therefore, Shravan with the pursuit of Shushrusha - with Anusthan, is beneficial. And this Shravan is not just the sound hitting the Karnendriya and listening; but the acceptance of the sound through the Antahkarnendriya, from the Antaratma, the acceptance of the Bhaav, that is called Shravan. Thus, this Jiva, with deceit...
**Tattvashravan**
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If you do not fear, embrace the Moolguna, embrace the Uttarguna.
Mastul Totti, the earth, is like a Musant. - Shri Upadeshmala.