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The collection of yogic insights is a lake, eternal and devoid of all, the isolated soul. The one who experiences this lake of pure consciousness alone, and contemplates that this upper lake or paradise is not defeated, where does he have fear of this world or the next? Thus, the knower, constantly unshakeable, experiences this innate knowledge always. (3) By the power of the knowable-knower, arising distinctly, an unshakeable knowledge arises, which is itself the knower, this is the only knowledge, there is no other knowledge that has fallen, so where does the knower have fear of knowledge? (4) What is 'sat' (being) is certainly not destroyed, this manifest state is the state of being, and knowledge is itself sat, then what is its salvation from others? Therefore, there is nothing like its salvation, then where does the knower have fear of salvation? (5) 'Self-form' is the truth! The ultimate secret of the object, because no one else can enter the self-form, and innate knowledge, which is uncreated and unartificial, is the self-form. Then there is no secrecy of it. So where does the knower have fear of secrecy? (6) The destruction of the life force is called death, and the life force of this soul is certainly knowledge. It itself, by its eternity, never perishes, therefore, there is no death of it, then where does the knower have fear of death? (7) One such knowledge is eternal and unshakeable, and it is truly self-evident. It is always here, there is no rise of the other, the second, here. Therefore, there is nothing accidental here. Where does the knower have fear of the accidental? The knower, constantly unshakeable, experiences this innate knowledge always. Thus, the knower of right vision, who has escaped the seven fears of this world, etc., is always supremely fearless, supremely unshakeable. Fear itself runs away from them, as if they are afraid of fear!
Pratyahara. "It is the result of karma, O friend, that you are bound by the karmic particles!
The inert world is attached to you, but you do not have any enjoyment, O friend!" - Shri Devchandraji,
The man of right vision is such a wise and patient person, therefore, he is eager in pratyahara, that is, he does not connect his senses with the objects of desire, he withdraws his senses from the objects of desire, he withdraws his soul from the influence of the world, and imitates the self-conscious form, he plays in the maturity of the self-realization, having vomited the traditionalism. He addresses his own soul and says - O soul! O friend! What you are doing is the result of karma, *"Saviddhi nava nirnavada hari nidamatha teni hattam vaghamuji na tahan tu basera ||"—Shri Samyatsar,