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(290) When the collection of yogic insights is separated from the sharp emotions, this right insight produces immense, essential joy for the great soul – just as the application of medicine removes the disease and produces joy. (Gabi) A country-renunciation-right-insight, whose root is the emotion of country-renunciation, the emotion of all-renunciation, etc., is also a characteristic of this Veda-perceptible state, because after the true understanding of the nature of things, the being naturally, by itself, gradually renounces the emotion of country-renunciation – the emotion of others – and leans towards the natural transformation – the wandering, etc., ceases. After the vision of the pure, innate self-nature, or the Jina-nature, filled with the essence of samadhi, after the awareness of the self-nature, forgotten since beginningless time, the being inevitably renounces, diminishes, and reverses all conceptual attachments and emotions, and progresses towards the practice of pure self-existence. And thus, descending from the earth of the great night of beginningless time, and remembering the pure, unbroken, unattached self-nature, the being cherishes the pure, holy, sharp, and pure contemplation, which is the essence of the truth, and embraces the Jina-mudra, the abode of equanimity, the pure self-nature of right insight. Through the attainment of the Jina-vision, etc., the pure, excellent lineage of the feet, the true understanding of the self-nature through the similarity of things, produces a respectful interest, and then that interest is followed by the effort – the self-power – that progresses and harmonizes with the unbroken tradition of the “lineage of the feet” – the self-conduct. In this, country-renunciation, all-renunciation, etc., are included in the emotion. The great truth-seer, Shriman Devchandraji, exclaimed with utmost emotional fervor upon experiencing the direct Jina-vision: “I have seen the facility, the renunciation, filled with the essence of samadhi… O red, shining self-nature, forgotten since beginningless time… the mind has renounced all conceptual attachments… the path of self-existence… I have seen… the earth of the great night of beginningless time, descending from the beginningless time… the pure, unbroken, unattached nature is remembered… the contemplation of the essence of truth, which is cherished… the Jina-mudra, the abode of equanimity, is embraced… I have seen… the roots, the limbs, the six-fold entourage, the many virtues…”. - Shri Kundakunda Acharya’s Shri Ashtaprabhruta, etc.