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The subtle knowledge is that which, through the Vedya-Sanvedya-pad in the society, determines the truth, and the ultimate purpose is achieved. And the skill of this knowledge in crossing the ocean of existence is its subtlety, or its sharpness in differentiating the weight of karma is its subtlety, or its comprehensive and skillful acceptance of the infinite Dharma-atma-samagra vastu-tattva is its subtlety. Thus, in many ways, the subtlety of this knowledge is revealed. (See 65-66, Vivechan p. 261-266)
Here, the Vedya-Sanvedya-pad is attained. That is, where the Vedya-Sanvedaniya object is perceived according to the state of the object, that is the Vedya-Sanvedya-pad. That is, the object like woman, etc., which is the cause of the giving, etc., is perceived here through the arrival, in its true form, as pure and pure, and in this way, by the non-active intellect. That is, the experience of woman, etc., is always the object of existence, therefore it is to be abandoned, it is to be abandoned, such a decisive intellect arises in the soul. (See - Lai. 7075, Vivechan p. 272-291) And the pure knower-natured soul, with the characteristics of knowledge, vision, and character, is the only one that is to be accepted, the rest is to be abandoned, such an unbroken conviction is revealed in the soul. The experience that the pure soul has is the enjoyment of its own time, and where the shadow of the influence of the pudgala karma-pradesh falls, that is the dwelling of the other time, thus the object is revealed here.
Pure experience is always the enjoyment of one's own time, and the shadow that falls on the other side is the dwelling of the other time -
"Dharma is the supreme lord." - Shri Anandghanji.
Just as a sword from a sheath, the soul is different from the body, etc., it is always useful and imperishable, knowing this from the teachings of the Sadguru, the correct perception arises here, the feeling of the soul's true form is felt. Without understanding this innate soul-form, that is, without knowing and perceiving it, the soul had suffered endlessly before, this soul-form "pad" is explained by Shri Sadguru Bhagwan, now this soul is experienced, it is directly known by self-awareness, and that is the Vedya-Sanvedya-pad.
"From the teachings of the Sadguru, such an unprecedented awareness; the own pad in the own, ignorance is removed." - Shrimad Rajchandraji
Shri Atmasiddhi and this experience of the soul-form or the Vedya-Sanvedya-pad is the "pad" in the true sense of the word, because where one can stand firmly,