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## Deepradrushti:
The Vedya-Samvedya Pad - "This is the Yogi" (281) - Being completely self-reliant, the law of sand, "I am not mine, I am not mine, I am not mine, I am pure, I am the treasure of virtues" - Samyasaar Kalash. "Do not give up the Parayaashti, it is one single, unbroken gold. Drink the Nirvikalpa Rasa, it is pure, Nir-anjan, one" - Anandghanaji. And so on, through such contemplation, this presented, supreme, virtuous soul, the determined, Samyagdrushti Jiva, never experiences any kind of anxiety, always remains in a state of detachment, constantly immersed in the bliss of the soul. But this determined Vedya-Samvedya Pad, other than this, is ugly in itself, it is not good, it is not beautiful. Because, as mentioned above, it does not stop the wandering of Bhava-Bhraman, the cycle of Samsara continues. Yes, punya-bandh happens, but Bhava-Vicched does not happen, therefore, one should constantly keep in mind the supreme, beautiful, determined Vedya-Samvedya Pad, to achieve it.
**Avedya-Samvedya Padam A-Padam Param-Arthatah / Padam Tu Vedya-Samvedya Padam Eva Hi Yoginaam // 72 //**
It is A-Pad from the perspective of Param-Arth, it is A-Ghasave; the determined Pad of the Yogis, it is the Vedya-Samvedya Pad, 72.
**Meaning:** Avedya-Samvedya Pad is A-Pad from the perspective of Param-Arth. The determined Pad of the Yogis is the Vedya-Samvedya Pad.
**Explanation:** The A-Samvedya Pad, which was mentioned above as ugly in itself, not good, not beautiful, why is it so, it is explained here. The A-Samvedya Pad, which is from the perspective of Param-Arth, is the Mithyaadi Aashya-Sthan. That is why it is said that it is A-Pad from the perspective of Param-Arth. From the perspective of the true nature of things, it is A-Pad due to ignorance. The true good is the Vedya-Samvedya Pad, which is described as the characteristic, through the unique Yoga (the true meaning of the word, according to the Shakha, is the same "Pad"), the determined Pad of the Yogis.