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**Steady Vision:** All actions in the cycle of birth and death appear like the play of a child in a dust-house.
(461) Only that which has a stable and correct state of being can be called a "pad." And this experience of the true nature of the self, being the nature of the "pad" that is perceived by the "pad-vedya" (the one who knows the "pad"), is of a correct state of being, therefore it is rightly called a "pad." (See Commentary pp. 288-291).
This stable experience of the true nature of the self, which is the "pad" perceived by the "pad-vedya," is attained through the breaking of the "granthi" (knots of ignorance) by this steady vision. Therefore, there is the attainment of subtle knowledge. And from such a person with subtle knowledge and correct vision, such spontaneous utterances emerge: "By the power of this pure and correct vision, I have avoided the animalistic state and attained the divine state, revealing the divine and inherent nature of the self. I will never forget the immeasurable grace of the Lord Veer, who has made this possible. I remember him day and night.
"I will not forget the virtues of the Veer, I remember him day and night; he who has avoided the animalistic state and attained the divine state, I am eternally grateful to him." - Shri. D. Sakzay. P-2.
"The knowledge that was being accumulated for an infinite period of time, was transformed in a single moment, which led to the cessation of the cycle of birth and death. I bow to this auspicious and pure vision." - Shrimad Rajchandraji.
"Like the play of a child in a dust-house, all actions in the cycle of birth and death appear to the wise. Through the breaking of the knot of ignorance, all actions in the cycle of birth and death appear like the play of a child in a dust-house to the wise." - 155
**Commentary:** "Like the play of a child in a dust-house, all actions in the cycle of birth and death appear here. The attainment of the "trathi" (threefold knowledge) enters into the "savi" (self), and the eight great attainments are attained." - Shri. J. D. Sakzay. P-3
**Vritti (Commentary):** "Like the play of a child in a dust-house - due to the ugliness and instability of nature, all actions in the cycle of birth and death appear like the play of a child in a dust-house to the wise - due to the breaking of the knot of ignorance, all actions in the cycle of birth and death appear like the play of a child in a dust-house to the wise."