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The collection of yogic insights and such selfless, impartial, purely altruistic love-engagement, that is the Dharma itself. "Love for Dharma is true love." Because Dharma is the ultimate friend-well-wisher. Just as wherever this being goes, it always remains imbued with love for Dharma, it performs true friendship; it remains benevolent everywhere, and by its very nature, it truly achieves welfare, and continues to perform the role of a true, well-wishing friend. Therefore, this ultimate altruistic love for the ultimate welfare-friend in the form of Dharma, never leaves its embrace, as is evident from the above. Because all scriptures clearly state that - "There is suffering from sin and happiness from Dharma, therefore do not commit sin, and accumulate Dharma."
Because no matter how much a human being deceives, no matter how much black deeds he performs, no matter how much wealth he accumulates, no matter how much "wealth" he gathers, no matter how many estates and salaries he builds, no matter how much prosperity and wealth he acquires, even if he conquers the entire world, trampling underfoot all his enemies, and even if he attains the position of a universal emperor, when the time of death arrives, all that will remain as it is, whatever is his will remain where it is, and under the command of Yama, this body-dwelling will be emptied in an instant, without even a moment's notice, leaving behind all possessions, and he will have to return empty-handed, just as he came. It is said about the mighty conqueror Alexander (Sikandar) that when he was on his deathbed, he ordered that when his body was being carried, his hand should be kept open, and the world should be shown that Sikandar came empty-handed and leaves empty-handed. "Attachment to possessions, it brings birth after birth, whatever is yours, it remains there, no one comes along with you...Jinaji! Miccha Dukkad Aaj."
Shri Vinayavijayajikrit Shri Punyaprakashstavana
"He who wears a crown, he who wields a scepter, even he goes with empty hands, leaving behind all the illusions of Maya." - Shri Rupavijayaji, "Kuda Papaan Sur Ghasarvasrg Sanrithati: |
Rj Chamat: Papam Tho Dharmasannah" - Shastravartasamucchya "Papahuhkham Dharmatsukhamiti Sarvajanasuprasiddhamidam. Tamahuiday Parantu Suddharthe Na Dharman - Atmanushasan,