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‘Gunasthan’ means to understand the meaning of the true place of the qualities. It means that in the four perspectives of Mitra, etc., the proportion of Mithyatva decreases progressively, and therefore the proportion of the qualities that arise increases. After that, from the fifth perspective of Sthira, there is no Mithyatva, only Samyag Darshan. The Samyag Darshan in the fifth perspective, like the Medha Prakash Ratna Prabha, is stable, which is why it is rightly called ‘Sthira’. This Samyag Darshan Ratna Deepak has manifested in the temple of my mind, and the enemy of darkness is destroyed! The destruction of all darkness! And the brilliance of experience! The lamp of Samyag Darshan Ratna has been lit, it will never be extinguished! Not only that, but its brilliance, its radiance, and its peak, like the stars, the sun, and the moon, increase progressively, becoming more stable and more powerful!
“Sahelaan hai kuchh Jineshwar Dev! Ratna Deepak ati pata hai laal; Sa. Muj man darmahi, aave jo abil jipta hai. Laal, Sa. Mite te meh andhaar, anubhav teje jhalhale ho laal,
Sa. Dhum kshaya na rek, charan chitramnu nav chale hai. Laal.”—Shri Yashovijayji.
Thus, although the first four perspectives of Mitra, etc., are Mithyatva, why are they considered Sad-Dristi-Samyag Dristi? The solution is that the four perspectives of Mitra, etc., are the cause of the Amegh-Achuk of the Sabhyashti. Therefore, due to the effect in the cause, Mitra, etc., are also considered Samyag Dristi. To understand this, there is the example of the making of pure sugar from sugarcane: To reach the state of pure sugar (Refined crystallised sugar), one has to go through all the processes (Various processes) from sugarcane to pure sugar, only then can the production of granulated sugar take place. Similarly, for pure Atma Siddhi, the stages of gradual growth of the soul, like Mitra, etc., are also useful in thirteen ways, because they are the cause of Samyag Dristi. This Mitra, etc., state is truly like Itu, etc., because it results in the nectar-like sweetness of the supreme Samaveg. Therefore, those who are not like Itu, etc., are like the false, and therefore they never experience Samaveg, and they are all eager to attain the perspective of Mitra, etc. And on the other hand, even those who are Bhajya, until they experience Samaveg, the perspective of Mitra, etc., does not manifest; when they are dyed with Samaveg, only then does the perspective of Mitra, etc., manifest.
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This perspective is consistent with all the teachings of the Chek-ing-dana. From the beginning, with the removal of the obstacles, the perspective of the Chek-ing-dana, which is full of Cheg, is consistent with the perspective of the Muni (Patanjali, etc.), who are the place of the qualities of Advesha, etc., in order. This is the eight perspectives! Here, in order, are Yama, Niyama, Asana,