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The one who is liberated from the heat of yoga-darśana, or from the three types of suffering - ādhātmika, ādhidaivika, and ādhi-bhautika - is completely devoid of them.
By abandoning all attachments, the Lord attained his own state, and collected the pure spiritual bliss.
Let us sing the purity of Dharma to Dharma Jagannatha.” - Śrī Devacandraji. Furthermore, this is called para-bhūtakṣeti, and it is extremely fruitful in terms of its bhūtartha. The highest class of kṣeti, which is the ultimate form of kṣeti for beings and bhūtas, is called para-bhūtakṣeti, meaning the one who is the form of the Supreme Self, the pure, innate form, the soul of the excellent kṣeti, is called:
“O one who has attained the fullness of knowledge and bliss, free from all upādhis, with the fire of the extraordinary qualities and jewels, you are the Supreme Self.
O wise one! With a pure mind, offer your self at the feet of the Lord.” - Śrī Anandghanaji. And that bhūtartha-phala - the ultimate fruit - gives the true, real fruit, the imperishable, ultimate, true fruit. The service and devotion to the Supreme Lord, who is the pure, innate form, is called tathatā, and it definitely gives the fruit of nirvāṇa. The form of tathatā has been described elsewhere, and that verse has also been quoted by Śrī Haribhadrasuriji in his commentary. Its meaning has been considered here somewhat.
- The word "etc." indicates that nirvāṇa is named after the meaning that follows the word, i.e., the meaning that follows the word. That nirvāṇa element, which is known by the word "etc.",
is one and the same, only the name is different, not the meaning. Because the pure, innate nirvāṇa element is the same as the nirvāṇa that we have seen, it is always Śiva, because it is the Supreme Self, it is Brahman, because it is the pure self,
it is the Siddha-ātma because of the accomplishment of Siddhi, it is tathatā because of its innate, eternal state. "Etc." and other names that follow it also reveal its non-dual form, it is manifested. The one who understands this ultimate truth, attains the incarnation of Anandghana.
“It takes on many names, the one who knows the experience-based, thought-based contemplation, he is the one who attains the incarnation of Anandghana... contemplation.” - Śrī Anandghanaji.
What is it like? He says -