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## Dimādr̥ṣṭi: The Immense Glory of Samyagdṛṣṭi with Intense Zeal (277)
This activity is due to the intense zeal, which is the result of the attainment of the Vedhasamvedya-pada. Because when Samyagdṛṣṭi arises, the true nature of the ocean of existence is revealed, the terrible, infinitely painful nature of the world is directly perceived, and the infinite, blissful nature of the soul is directly experienced. Therefore, such a being does not play in this painful, fearful world, but just as one runs away from a place of fear or with clenched fists, so too does this Samyagdṛṣṭi, the seeker of liberation, runs away from this world with intense zeal. For a moment, the allure of the world does not seem attractive to him. The supreme, zeal-filled words of Shrimad Rajchandraji are: "O Lord! When the pain of the seventh, scorching hell is experienced, one agrees. But the information of the world does not agree." - Shrimad Rajchandraji. No. 58 (85)
Or, zeal means an intense desire for liberation, a strong desire for liberation. The Samyagdṛṣṭi man has tasted the supreme bliss of his own true nature, he tastes the wonderful, pure nectar, so naturally his innate self-realization runs towards his innate, natural state with intense zeal. That is, he has an intense desire to be free from all worldly attachments, to be free from all karmic bondage, and to attain liberation, which is his true nature, as soon as possible. Because he feels that birth, death, old age, disease, sorrow, etc., are only causes of suffering for those who are tormented by this terrible ocean of existence, and the only cause of happiness is liberation, which is free from birth, etc., suffering, free from the power of fear, and always free from suffering.
And because of this intense desire for liberation, he also has a strong interest in the means of liberation, such as devotion, affection, etc., which are the means of liberation. Because the cause leads to the accomplishment of the work, this unshakeable, timeless principle, unaffected by the three times, establishes devotion in his heart. Therefore, he has intense zeal, full enthusiasm, and supreme self-excitement towards devotion, affection, etc. towards the Lord. "Birth, death, and the winds of suffering are only causes of suffering for men. The ocean of existence is terrible. But liberation is the supreme happiness, free from birth, etc., suffering." - Shastravarta Samuccaya.