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## Deepradrushti: The fruit of Asamaah Karma is swift liberation (391)
Such swift liberation-yielding Asamaah Karmas, who possess them? For that, it is said here: "Those who are beyond the cycle of birth and death," meaning those who are moving towards the transcendent, those who know the true principles, those who are true knowers of the principles, they are the ones who possess Asamaah Karma. Those who understand the true principles, they are the ones who move towards the true principles.
Thus, in sequence, the fruit of Buddhi Kriya is the cycle of birth and death, the fruit of Jnana Kriya is liberation in the form of limbs, liberation in succession, and the fruit of Asamaah Kriya is swift, uninterrupted liberation, liberation in the immediate future.
"Buddhi Kriya leads to the cycle of birth and death, Jnana Kriya is the limb of liberation; Asamaah Kriya leads to swift liberation." (Mano 20)
## Summary of the Three Types of Medha
There is a difference in the length of time due to the difference in intention and opinion. And the difference in intention arises from the intensity of attachment, aversion, etc., as well as from the difference in the cause of the three types of Medha: Buddhi, Jnana, and Asamaah. There are three types of Medha: Buddhi, Jnana, and Asamaah. Due to the difference in these Medhas, there is a difference in the types of all the Karmas of the Jiva. (1) The Medha that arises from the object of the senses is called 'Buddhi'. (2) The Medha that arises from the scriptures is called 'Jnana'. (3) And the knowledge that is accompanied by righteous conduct is called 'Asamaah' Medha; that Medha is the most excellent, it is called 'Dharaj'. For example, when a traveler sees a pilgrimage site, the desire to go there is Buddhi; the knowledge of the rituals of pilgrimage is Jnana; and performing the pilgrimage according to the knowledge of the rituals is Asamaah. The general knowledge of a gem, "This is a gem," is an example of Buddhi; knowing the form of this gem based on the scriptures is an example of Jnana; and knowing the form of the gem with that knowledge, acquiring the gem, etc., is an example of Asamaah, the righteous means. Respect, affection, absence of obstacles, acquisition of wealth, curiosity, and service to the body, these are the characteristics of righteous conduct.
- Shri Cho. 6. S. 4-18
In that, (1) the Karmas of all beings in general, those that are done with Buddhi, those that are caused by the senses, are called Vipaak Viruddh, their fruit, their result, is the cycle of birth and death. (2) The Karmas of all Kula Yogis are done with Jnana, meaning they follow the scriptures, and the power of the scriptures is like nectar, therefore, they get a higher and higher tradition. Therefore, the Karmas of Kula Yogis who follow the scriptures are in the form of limbs of liberation, they become the cause of liberation in succession. (3) And those who are beyond the cycle of birth and death...