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(288) The collection of right views is the experience of the soul, and this state is known in the scriptures as the "Vedya-Sanvedya-Pad". Because it is situated, positioned, and stable in the right way, it is rightly called the "Vedya-Sanvedya-Pad", because "Pad" means the place where one can place one's foot; and if it is stable, not shaky, then one can place one's foot there, one's foot will not be placed there. One cannot place one's foot there. But here, there is such stability from the feeling, so this "Pad" is called "Vedya-Sanvedya-Pad", it is rightly called in the true meaning of the word, it is so in reality. Because this Vedya-Sanvedya-Pad is primarily the self-awareness, the experience of the soul. And this soul-Pad is the real Pad, all others are not Pads, because what is the inherent nature of the soul, the inherent nature of the soul, is stable in all three times, the nature of the soul is the inherent birth-nature of the Pad - the pure nature of the soul, the realization of which, the experience of which, the feeling of which, is also stable in all three times, not changing, so it is called "Pad". Apart from this, all other so-called Pads, which are beyond the nature of the soul, are not Pads, but are not-Pads, because they are not of the nature of the soul, they are unstable, they are impermanent. So, leaving aside these unstable material-feeling not-Pads, the man of definite right view accepts this one, definite, stable, feeling (Pad) obtained from the nature. "आदम्हि दव्वभावे अपदे मोत्तूण गिण्ह तह णियदं। थिरमेगमिमं भावं उवलभंतं सहावेण // " . –Shri Samayasar, verse 203 Because * in this Lord Soul, among many material-feelings, those which are obtained from the non-nature, experienced, having the state of impermanence, many, momentary, such changing feelings, all of them are not-Pads because of their impermanence, they are incapable of being the place of the one who stands. And that which is obtained from the nature - the nature of the soul, the not-Pad, many, becoming-experienced, having the state of permanence, one, eternal, that Pad is the only unchanging feeling, - it is the only one, because of its own permanence, it is capable of being the place of the one who stands. " इह खलु भगवत्यात्मनि बहूनां द्रव्यभावानां मध्ये ये किल अतत्स्वभावेनोपलभ्यमानाः, अनियतत्वावस्थाः, अनेके, क्षणिकाः, व्यभिचारिणो भावाः ते सर्वेऽपि स्वयमस्थायित्वेन स्थातुः स्थान भवितुमशक्यत्वात अपदभूताः। यस्तु तत्स्वभावेनोपलभ्यमानः, नियतत्वावत्थः, एकः, नित्यः, अव्यभिचारी भावः, स एक एव स्वयं स्थायित्वेन स्थातुः स्थानं भवितुं शक्यत्वात् पदभूतः / ततः सर्वानेवास्थायिभावान् मुक्त्वा स्थायिभावभूतं, परमार्थरसतया स्वदमानं ज्ञानमेकमेवेदं स्वाय / / " –Shri Amritchandracharya's Samayasatika, verse 203