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It keeps increasing and finally, attaining the ultimate peak of self-purification, that supreme yogi attains the ultimate liberation, the pure self-realization - becomes Siddha. This is what the Samat Yogashastra proves.
"Just as the fuel of pure Nay burns the bondage of ego and attachment, the lamp of pure Nay leads to the path of liberation, pure Nay is the foundation for the sadhu. Pure Nay meditation always leads to that which has pure conduct. Just as saffron is in the midst of dirt, so is the conduct of the mind free from the taint of the world." - Shri Yashovijayji
Thus, the true vision of the path leading to the ultimate goal can only be achieved through this divine Nayana, which is like a magnifying glass. As the supreme soul Anandghanji has said, "The Nayana that sees the path, that Nayana is divine thought." How is this divine Nayana attained? It is attained from one who has attained it. A lamp is lit from another lamp. What is in the well comes out into the air. One who sees shows the way. How can a blind person show the way? A blind person falls into a pit and causes others to fall. Therefore, this divine Nayana is attained only from a true seer, a Bhavagi Sadguru, who has attained this divine eye, which is like a magnifying glass, and not from an Asadguru, who is blind. To expect divine Nayana from a blind guru, who is like a blind man following another blind man, is like expecting flowers from the sky. In the words of Shri Anandghanji, "The blind man runs away from the experience of the guru lineage. Because as long as the Mithyatva is not removed, the vision is not clear, and the Samyagdasti is not opened, until then, blindness from the ultimate goal is appropriate. This Mithyatva-like blindness is worse than birth blindness; a birth-blind person does not see, but a Mithyatva-blind person sees evil! Therefore, such a blind Asadguru, being on the wrong path himself, leads others astray and throws them into the pit, into the abyss of evil; therefore, to go on the right path, one needs the guidance of the Sadguru's Nayana.
Moreover, if the vision is colored by the desire for vision, it is tainted, clouded, or if one wears colored glasses, then the vision is also colored (Coloured vision), it is not real. Similarly, if the vision of the soul is colored by the desire for vision, then its vision is also colored - distorted, it is not Samyag. Many times, people mistakenly believe that the affirmation of the desire for vision is also Samyagdasti, but it is a completely different thing, because the vision that arises from the desire for vision is colored by that desire and is tainted and therefore Asamyag, and the vision that arises from Samyagdasti is free from the desire for desire, pure and clean, and therefore Samyag. For example, the father's family duty...