Disclaimer: This translation does not guarantee complete accuracy, please confirm with the original page text.
**Deepradrushti:** The seed of truth, watered by the nectar of knowledge, sprouts.
**(247)** Just as the seed of friendship, etc., sprouted in the mind-field, so too does it sprout here, meaning it grows through contemplation. Therefore,
**Prabhubhakti:** Devotion to the Supreme Being, the Lord, increases exponentially. This devotion, which is the ultimate remedy, is characterized by a sprout-like feeling, devoid of the ten senses, including food, and free from desire for fruit.
**Nishkam:** It is selfless. And the mind of the devotee, the yogi, is extremely pure and spotless. Such unhindered devotion transforms the mind into Vaikuntha, the heavenly abode, as the yogis experience. And with such a pure mind, the yogis, filled with supreme love, say to the Lord: "Oh Lord! We will welcome you into our mind-home, and seeing its beauty, you will remain there forever!"
**Man Ghar:** The mind-home is adorned with the abode of the Lord, and the Lord's presence will be seen forever. The Lord resides there; the mind becomes Vaikuntha through unhindered devotion. The yogis speak of this experience.
**Saheba Vasu:** "Saheba Vasu" (The Lord resides) - Shri Yashovijayji.
Here, there is an outpouring of devotion towards the Sadguru, the true guide who leads one onto the path of devotion. There is humility and respect towards the Bhavacharya, the teacher of emotions, and others who are filled with love. And with pure intentions, the devotee serves the ultimate benefactor according to their ability and in accordance with the prescribed rituals. They are dedicated to the Lord's worship with their body, mind, and wealth.
**Satshastrabhakti:** Devotion to the true scriptures, the Sadagamas, the ultimate benefactors and guides, increases exponentially. The scriptures are revered and honored through reading, writing, worship, donation, contemplation, meditation, and study.
**Jinbhakti:** Towards the ultimate seed, the Jinas, there is a feeling of ultimate reverence. Similarly, the natural detachment from the world, arising from the understanding of its true nature, becomes stronger. There is a deep aversion towards the world, which is filled with suffering due to birth, death, and other miseries.
**Ityadi:** All these seeds sprout and grow through contemplation.
**This is the meaning.**
**Ksharam Bhastva Tulya:** The entire world is considered like salty water.
**Madhurodakayogena:** The knowledge of truth is like sweet water.
**Vritti:** The salty water of the world is compared to the knowledge of truth, which is like sweet water.