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## **Deemadrushti: Sarvagyaavak Nirvana-Sarvagya Abhed** (407)
**Discussion:** "Different opinions are seen, this is the view of difference; in the root of one principle, the interpretation is considered to be a distraction" - Shrimad Rajchandraji. And this presented Nirvana is completely in accordance with the rule, this is the situation, because Sarvagya never experiences Nirvana, meaning that Nirvana is not attained without becoming Sarvagya, this is the rule. Therefore, Sarvagya is the inevitable future state before Nirvana, and Nirvana is attained only after becoming Sarvagya. This rule of Nirvana does not change in the three times, this is the firm, established principle. Thus, this Sarvagya is the path closest to Nirvana, and this path is straight, simple, and not crooked, therefore it is uniform. How can there be a difference in opinion about Sarvagya in such a uniform Sarvagya path? There is no, there is no. And since there is no difference in Sarvagya, how can there be a difference in its devotees? There is no, there is no. This is further proved and established from the above.
**Meaning:** It is established by the rule that Nirvana is attained only after becoming Sarvagya. Therefore, whatever is closest to Nirvana is Sarvagya, and whatever path is closest to the goal is the state of Sarvagya. This path is straight, simple, and not crooked, and in a straight, simple path, there is only one difference; because how can there be a straight path to a particular place? There is only one straight path (straight-line), there are many crooked and winding paths, this is directly evident; similarly, this Sarvagya path leading directly to Moksha is one. To follow this simple Sarvagya path closest to Nirvana is the closest path to Nirvana, and there is no difference in it. Then how can there be a difference in the true devotees who follow it? "The wise have become in the past, they are in the present; they will be in the future, there is no difference in the path." Shrimad Rajchandraji's Shri Atmasiddhi.
**Unity of Sarvagya and Sarvagya Devotees - Summary:** The arguments presented here regarding the unity of Sarvagya and Sarvagya devotees are summarized as follows: (1) Although there is a difference in individuals in the transcendental Sarvagya, from the general perspective, it is everywhere...