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## Steadfastness: Abandonment of Delusion, Attainment of Subtle Insight
**Steadfastness:** Abandonment of delusion, attainment of subtle insight.
**Pure intention, steadfast devotion to the Lord, those who chant your name, they attain the uninterrupted, infinite, supreme nectar-like abode.** - Shri Devchandraji.
Those who perform such acts of veneration, they truly preserve the place, time, and order, they use the words of the sutras according to their meaning, they do not cause confusion or distraction in others, and they chant the sutras in a proper tone that conveys faith and enthusiasm. And as they perform these acts of veneration, their feelings and emotions are pure, their intention is steadfast, their good intentions increase, and the purity of their prostrations and other acts of veneration is truly preserved through devotion to the Lord. Thus, their acts of veneration are free from any fault due to their non-attachment, non-direction, and non-blameworthiness. (See page 219-220)
Furthermore, these acts of veneration, repentance, etc., are accompanied by subtle insight. A person with right vision performs any action with a proper understanding of its essence; because they have a right understanding of the essence, they perform all actions with a calm mind, without any attachment, without any haste. Thus, the practice of steadfastness is pure in its attachment.
For example, a person with right vision performs devotion to the Lord with an understanding of the essence of devotion. They know that this Lord has attained the pure self-nature, therefore, they are worthy of my highest reverence. The nature of this Supreme Being is the nature of my own soul. Therefore, to attain the fullness of my pure self-essence, to achieve pure self-realization, this ideal form of the Lord, who is the object of my aspiration, is my ultimate goal, and I must strive to attain his supreme grace.
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**"Having attained the pure nature, the Jina is therefore worthy of worship; the Jina's nature is the same as the essence of self-awareness."** - Shrimad Rajchandraji's Shri Atmasiddhi
**"My pure essence is fulfilled, you are the true goal, O Lord; Devchandraji, the sages, and all the devotees of the truth have experienced this."** - Shri Devchandraji
**Subtle Insight**
Here, the fifth quality of insight is revealed, because in the fourth vision, the quality of understanding the truth was revealed, and therefore, in this fifth vision, the quality of insight naturally manifests as a consequence. And this insight is also subtle here. Because here, due to the breaking of the knot, there is attainment of the object of knowledge, and it is in this object of knowledge that subtle insight arises. This has been explained in detail in the previous section on the right of the object of knowledge in the fourth vision, but let us briefly reiterate it with feeling. Its characteristic was described as follows:
**Understanding the essence of the goal and the different aspects of the goal with wisdom.**