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## Diimadrushti: A Name for the Principle of Nirvana
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**Siddhatma** - It is also called Siddhatma. One whose soul is perfected, who has attained pure self-realization is Siddhatma. One whose soul is accomplished, who has no remaining karmic residue is Siddhatma. One who is definitive, meaning one whose all-pervading essence has reached its final limit, that is, one whose all purposes have been fulfilled, is Siddhatma. Thus, one who has realized, manifested, the pure self-form, such a self-born, self-formed, pure consciousness entity is Siddhatma.
“"He whose soul is enlightened, and who is the ultimate, and who is not other than that, to that Siddhatma, who is the source of infinite, imperishable knowledge, I bow."”
—Shri Pujyapaad Swami Ji's Samadhi Shatak,
“"In all realms, this is the absence of deficiency, the form of complete bliss; this is the fullness of the qualities of the soul, the unique nature of the perfected one... I go to the Lord himself, who is the source of all beauty.
This is the unshakeable, unperturbed, non-dualistic nature, the image of the Supreme Soul;
This is the soul-enjoyer, playing in his own state, the perfected one, the form of bliss... Swami"”
—Shri Devchandraji.
Furthermore, some know it by the name **Tathaata**. Because of its all-time, all-pervading nature, it is called Tathaata; because of its eternal, all-pervasive nature, it is 'Tathaata'. One whose pure, self-born, self-form is eternally present as it is, is Tathaata. Therefore, it is said that:
Its authority is firm, unwavering, due to its cause and instrument. Both cause and instrument are in its hands, subject to it. The cause is the soul, and the instrument that manifests it is the pure soul itself. Therefore, its form's authority, lordship, divinity, and sovereignty are firm, unwavering, and never changing. The cause of the pure, self-born, self-form is also it, and the instrument is also it.
This Tathaata is **Vischaagatmika**, and is free from the three types of suffering. Where there is separation from other states, that is, where all states have been separated, analyzed, where even an atom does not touch, where only the pure soul exists, such Tathaata is Vischaagatmika - the form of separation. And therefore, it is free from physical, mental, and verbal suffering, or from the three types of suffering in the form of disease, affliction, and obstacles.