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The omniscient speech, filled with infinite and infinite shades of meaning, and explained with infinite and infinite principles, is beneficial to the entire universe, the entire world, it is a garland of compassion,
it is the savior of the ocean of existence, and it is the guide of the path of liberation. To compare such omniscient speech to the speech of the Jineshwar is a waste of time, and to compare it to the speech of the Jineshwar is a sign of arrogance, for he who knows this, knows that his own intellect is being measured. Such a supremely virtuous and omniscient speech is not understood by the young souls, only he who knows it, knows it. And in this way, Shrimad Rajchandraji, in his immortal poetry, praises the unique nature of the speech of the Jineshwar with utmost reverence - "Filled with infinite and infinite shades of meaning, it is explained with infinite and infinite principles; it is beneficial to the entire universe, the entire world, it is a garland of compassion, it is the savior of the ocean of existence, it is the guide of the path of liberation; to compare it to the speech of the Jineshwar is a waste of time, for by comparing it, one's own intellect is measured; Oh Rajchandra! The young souls do not understand this, only he who knows the speech of the Jineshwar, knows it."
Shrimad Rajchandra's Moksha Mala. Thus, the omniscient speech always bestows upon its listeners the appropriate virtues, therefore it is omnipresent, infallible, and unfailing, that is, it is always successful in all ways and everywhere, this is a certain state. The omniscient speech is like a panacea, it never fails.
The alternative explanation (another type of solution) says -
यद्वा तत्तन्नयापेक्षा तत्कालादिनियोगतः । ऋषिभ्यो देशना चित्रा तन्मूलैषापि तत्त्वतः ॥१३८॥ tatkaladin niyogathi, te te nayasapeksha
chitra deshana rishithaki tanmel a pan vakha, 138
Meaning - Or, it is the picture of the speech of the sages, which is based on that particular principle, and which is influenced by that time and other factors, this is also true, it is the speech of the omniscient, the root of all knowledge.
Commentary - Or, it is, tat-tan-na-apeksha - based on that particular principle, with the emphasis on the substance, the body, etc., tat-kal-adin-niyogathi - due to the influence of that time and other factors, due to the force of the passions, etc., - from the sages, from Kapil, etc., it is the picture of the speech, the picture of the speech. And this too, is not pure, therefore it is said that this too, is the speech of the omniscient, tat-tvath - from the truth, from the ultimate reality, - according to its teachings, and due to its nature.