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The collection of Gada-shti (Jain scriptures) states that all those who seek liberation (Mumukshu) are very close to the shore of the ocean of existence (Bhav-paar) and the peak (Meksh), and some are far away. But the path for all of them is the same, the "Meksh-marg" (path to liberation). Thus, although there may be differences in distance and proximity based on the Gunasthan (spiritual stages), they are all united in the Meksh-marg. In other words, they are all devotees, worshippers, and seekers of the undivided, eternal, and blissful ocean of liberation (Moksh-marg).
There are not two paths to liberation. All those who have attained the supreme peace of liberation in the past have attained it through the same path. They are attaining it in the present, and they will attain it in the future. There is no difference of opinion in this path, no simplicity, no madness, no division, no acceptance or rejection. It is a simple path, a path of Samadhi (meditation), and a stable path. It is the natural state of peace. This path is always present. Without attaining this path, no one has attained liberation in the past, is attaining it in the present, or will attain it in the future.
Shri Jin (Mahavira) has said in the Sahasragam (a Jain scripture) that actions and teachings are the same path. And if those actions and teachings are accepted in the true sense of this path, then they are successful. And if those actions and teachings are accepted without understanding this path, then they are all unsuccessful.
Shri Mahavira will cross the same path that Shri Krishna crossed. Shri Krishna will cross the same path that Shri Mahavira crossed. When this path is attained, whether sitting anywhere, at any time, in any series, or in any yoga, one will experience the sacred, eternal, and infinite, transcendental bliss of the true path. This path is possible everywhere.”
- Shrimad Rajchandra, Patrank 32 (54)
From the desire for the location of the ultimate truth, it is said:
"The ultimate truth beyond the cycle of birth and death is called Nirvana. It is one and the same, even though there are different words for it." (129)
Commentary: What is the ultimate truth beyond the cycle of birth and death? It is the supreme, principal, and pure Nirvana. Nirvana is its name. It is definitely one and the same, by rule, even though there are different words for it, because of the difference in the way it is described.