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**Deepradrishti:** The comprehensive and collective understanding of the multifaceted nature of all things (265) (3) and the infinite-natured, undivided essence of all things, leads to the profoundness of this knowledge. Because *Syadvada* is the unshakeable, all-knowing, and all-encompassing rule of the multifaceted nature of all things; and it teaches that all things are multifaceted, because all things are inherently multifaceted. What is, is also not; what is one, is also many; what is real, is also unreal; what is eternal, is also non-eternal - this is the multifaceted nature, which reveals the existence of a thing through the manifestation of two opposing forces. Thus, the Jain doctrine, which is established by the principle of multifaceted nature, is well-organized. This "multifaceted nature" is the lifeblood of the *Parmagam*. It is the ultimate, generous, profound, and all-encompassing principle that resolves the disputes of the blind men about the elephant, and eliminates the contradictions of all viewpoints. Because it examines the complete form of all things from different perspectives, keeping in mind different viewpoints, it ends the petty quarrels that arise from conflicting opinions, and leaves no room for any kind of vote-grabbing. Captivated by the miraculous, all-solving nature of this multifaceted principle, which is the lifeblood of truth, the ultimate knowers of truth have declared with generous confidence: "There is no system of truth without the multifaceted nature," and this is absolutely true.