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The Gadashti Samuchaya opinion is that by abandoning the Guru's command, one abandons the command of the Bhagwan, and by abandoning the Bhagwan's command, one abandons both the Lekas. "Charity, penance, and virtuous vows, without the Nath's guidance, become obstacles to the cycle of birth and death... Blessed are you! Blessed are you! Blessed are you, Jinraj!" With such a heart, Devchandra embraced the path of Shiva. - Shri Devchandraji.
Such acts of welfare, performed with the Guru's command, are bound by Anubandha. This means that they lead to a continuous progression of unique welfare, and the merit of punya-anubandhi punya continuously rises. Thus, this act of welfare becomes a cause of benefit in both the Lekas, "Lekadrayahitavah" - it becomes a cause of benefit in both the Lekas.
"Magha, Aakhir T" - Shri Jinpravachan.
This (Guru Bhakti) is specifically said to be the ultimate fruit:
"Guru Bhakti Prabhavena Tirthakudarshanam Matam. Samapattyadibhedena Nirvanek Nibandhanam." || 64 ||
Through the influence of Guru Bhakti, the vision of the Tirthankara is considered. It is the cause of Moksha, through the difference of Samapatti, etc. 64. Meaning - Through the influence of Guru Bhakti, the vision of the Tirthankara is considered, through the difference of Samapatti, etc., which is the cause of Moksha.
Explanation: Through the influence of Guru Bhakti, through the strength of Guru Mattika, through the karma-vipak that arises from it, what? It is considered, it is desired, to see the Tirthankara, to see the Bhagwan. How? Through the difference of Samapatti, etc. Samapatti is the touching through meditation, through which it is done. The word "adi" refers to the binding, fruition, and the attainment of the Tabahav Apatti of the Namakarma. (That is, it refers to the binding, arising, and attainment of the Tirthankara Bhava of the Tirthankara Namakarma.) Such a vision of the Tirthankara is unique - it is the cause of Nirvanainivashvanabhu - Nirvan, it is an extraordinary, unbreakable cause of Moksha.
• "Guru Aanaae Chaae Jinavar Aana Na Hai Niyamen.
Sachchanda Vihaaraanam Haribhadde Na Jaao Bhanian." ||
Shri Yashovijayaji, Shri Tilakshan Samuchaya.