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(274) The collection of *gaddhasti* is seen due to *prarabdha karma*. In reality, it does not decrease in the world due to *bhaava*. It decreases due to the fear of the arising of past *karma*. Therefore, to the extent that there is no *bhaava* restriction, to that extent the *samyakdarshti* is present in that being. It is true that infinite *krodha*, *maana*, *mayaa*, and *lebha* cannot occur except for *samyakattva*. x x x The characteristic of the path of *paramartha* is that the being becomes cowardly in all ways while engaging in the *aparamartha*, whether in happiness or in sorrow. Cowardice in sorrow is also possible for others. But cowardice in the attainment of worldly happiness, the dislike of that happiness, the dullness, is that of a man who desires *paramartha*. (See for details) - Shrimad Rajchandra. Letter No. 375. (459) Thus, the entire worldly activity of a *samyakdarshti* man is without *bhaava* restriction, it is with detached *bhaava*. The best example of this is Shri Jinendra Bhagwan. Even when he was living as a householder, he was dwelling with supreme *vairagya*. He was *bhegi* yet *gi*. He remained in the world like water on a lotus leaf, detached. This later picture of his character has been beautifully depicted in words full of *bhaava* by the great poet and scholar, Acharya Yashvijayji Upadhyayji, "Even though the mind of the people is filled, but *vairagya* for the three times; your mind is like the ocean, it does not get any *taag*..." Shri Shreyans, please do *kripa*. Shri Yashvijayji "यदा मरुन्नरेंद्रश्रीस्त्वया नाथोपभुज्यते / यत्र तत्र रतिर्नाम विरक्तत्वं तदापि ते // " - Shri Hemchandracharya's Shri Vitragastava. And such a bright, living, vibrant example has been provided in the present age by a supreme spiritual *samyakdarshti* *vitraga* man like Shrimad Rajchandraji, from his father's excellent spiritual character. It is evident to those who understand his *vachanamrita* with a middle *bhaava*, which is interwoven with his spiritual life. For example, night and day, there is only contemplation of the subject of *paramartha*. Food is also the same, sleep is also the same, lying down is also the same, dreams are also the same, fear is also the same, *bhega* is also the same, *parigraha* is also the same, movement is also the same, sitting is also the same.