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**Stable Vision, Tranquility, etc. are the Characteristics of Right Faith**
(47) Knowing that attachment, etc., impure thoughts are bound by good conduct, but not by bad conduct, and that abandoning attachment, etc., and binding the soul is compassion – the mercy of the father's soul. (5) Aitiky – the inherent nature of the principle, in its existence, in Dharma, in the purpose of Dharma, and in the fruit of Dharma – the soul, etc., is the Dharma that is determined as it is. This Aitiky, which is accompanied by self-realization, is Right Faith, otherwise it is false Aitiky.
“The soul is eternal, it is the doer, its own karma,
It is the enjoyer, it is mixed, the mixture is the remedy.” – Shri Atmasiddhi
The calming of the mind, the weakening of the passions that have arisen, the state of the soul that can be withdrawn, or the calming of the tendencies of the beginningless time is called **Shram**. The desire for nothing other than liberation, no aspiration, is called **Sanveg**. Since it is understood that one has been wandering in delusion, now it is enough! Oh soul! Now be patient, that is **Nirved**. Immersion in the words of the selfless men whose ultimate goal is great fortune is called **Shraddha-Astha**. Through all these, the soul develops a self-like intellect, that is **Anukampa**. These characteristics are worthy of contemplation, worthy of remembrance, worthy of desire, worthy of experience.”
- Shrimad Rajchandra Patrak 122. (135) These qualities of tranquility, etc., are the external characteristics of Right Vision if they are accompanied by self-realization, otherwise they are not the characteristics of Right Vision. Thus, pure self-realization is always paramount, pure self-realization, tranquility, etc., are the main things in the world. However, these qualities of tranquility, etc., are the cause of the necessary attainment of Right Vision, because as the qualities of tranquility, etc., increase in the soul, so does its ability to attain Right Vision. When the passions of the objects are calmed, there is no other desire except liberation, there is intense detachment from the world, and there is compassion for all beings and for the father's soul, then such a purified soul becomes eligible for the teachings of the true Guru, and those teachings become the cause of contemplation, and thus the six states of existence from the existence of the soul to the state of liberation are understood – Aitiky arises, and self-realization – self-knowledge manifests, Right Vision is attained, and thus the passions are destroyed and the state of liberation is attained. This complete and perfect order of attaining the path has been clearly explained by the great master of the principles, Shrimad Rajchandraji, in Shri Atmasiddhi, in this extremely beautiful and meaningful saying.