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## Kanta Drishti:
**Verse 515**
A person with Samyak Drishti (right vision) knows the subtle intricacies of Yoga and its profound secrets through the true nature of the soul. Their understanding of scriptures and experiences keeps growing, leading them to realize their pure, innate self. The subtle "Khaad" (deficiency) of self-awareness, which is the ultimate discernment, becomes stronger and more stable. They have a firm conviction that they are the pure, conscious soul, distinct from the body. This conviction is so strong that they firmly believe that the soul is the only reality, encompassing all its inherent qualities, and everything else is merely material. In this eternal play of ignorance, it is only the "Pudgala" (matter) that dances, not anything else. The soul is pure, conscious, and made of the essence of "Chaitanya" (consciousness), distinct from the "Pudgala" and its modifications like attachment, aversion, etc.
This firm conviction in the soul leads them to completely abandon everything that is devoid of "Chaitanya" (consciousness). They fully realize the soul as pure consciousness and transcend the world, experiencing the infinite, true self within themselves.
This subtle understanding eliminates the fatigue caused by "Mithyatva" (false belief) and brings them ultimate peace. The primary delusion is mistaking the non-self for the self, which is "Mithyatva" or ignorance. Recognizing the self as the self is "Samyaktv" or knowledge, which brings peace, rest, cessation, and tranquility. Mistaking the non-self for the self is the greatest attachment for the soul, which leads to endless suffering in the form of mental and existential delusion. A person with Samyak Drishti (right vision) is completely free from this great disease of mistaking the non-self for the self. They find peace in their true nature, become established in their true self, and experience ultimate peace.
Since they have overcome the fundamental delusion of mistaking the non-self for the self, and have found ultimate peace in recognizing the self as the self, these wise individuals with Samyak Drishti (right vision) withdraw the soul from the non-self. They do not engage in the consequences of external actions, nor do they allow the soul to be entangled in the non-self, becoming lost in it. Instead, they engage in the true nature of the soul.
* "The soul is the only reality, encompassing all its inherent qualities, and everything else is merely material. In this eternal play of ignorance, it is only the "Pudgala" (matter) that dances, not anything else. The soul is pure, conscious, and made of the essence of "Chaitanya" (consciousness), distinct from the "Pudgala" and its modifications like attachment, aversion, etc." - Shri Amritchandracharya, Shri Samayasar Kalash.