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**The Khata Dristi:** Ideal conduct, mind focused on Dharma
(525) This is why the conduct and character of the Paramatma Yogi with this Dristi is free from all blemishes, following pure usage, endowed with special diligence, focused on proper use, and with a serious and generous intention. (See page 72, and page 25, Shrimad Rajchandraji's "A Unique Poem for a Unique Occasion.")
He is free from: Ismita (ego), Bhasha-samita (attachment to language), Eshana-samita (attachment to desires), Adan-bhandamaatra-nikshepan-samita (attachment to accumulation), Parikaapanika-samita (attachment to external objects), Manas-samita (attachment to mind), Vachan-samita (attachment to speech), Kaya-samita (attachment to body), Man-guptha (secrecy of mind), Vachan-guptha (secrecy of speech), Kaya-guptha (secrecy of body), Guptha (secrecy), Gukhendriya (secrecy of senses), Guptha Brahmachari (secret celibacy), Akodha (angerlessness), Amana (pridelessness), Amaya (attachmentlessness), Abha (fearlessness), Shanta (calm), Prasanta (tranquil), Upshanta (serene), Parinivruta (detached), Anashrava (free from karmic inflow), Agradha (free from attachment), Chinnashrota (broken karmic stream), Nipalepa (free from defilement), Kashyapaatra (like a vessel of pure water), Shankha (like a conch, pure and clear), Jeeva (like a soul, free and unhindered), Gaganatal (like the sky, without support), Vayu (like the wind, without obstruction), Sharadjal (like autumn water, pure and clear), Pushkarpatra (like a lotus leaf, free from blemishes), Koorm (like a tortoise, with hidden senses), Vihag (like a bird, free from bondage), Gaenda-na-shingada (like a rhinoceros horn, single-minded), Bharand-pakshi (like a crane, diligent), Kunjar (like an elephant, strong and powerful), Vrushabha (like a bull, steady and stable), Simha (like a lion, fearless and powerful), Mandar (like Mount Meru, unshakable), Sagar (like the ocean, deep and vast), Chandra (like the moon, gentle and luminous), Surya (like the sun, radiant and bright), Jaatya-suvarna (like pure gold, pure and unblemished), Vasundhara (like the earth, all-embracing and tolerant), Suhuta-hutaashan (like a well-lit fire, burning with brilliance).
He is not bound by any restrictions.
And due to this perfect purity of conduct, this pure-footed Nigrantha Shraman naturally becomes dear to the people. He doesn't need to speak or make any artificial effort to gain this spontaneous affection. It is the pure character of the Nigrantha Mahatma, naturally attained, that attracts people like a beacon! Hundreds of words cannot convey the wisdom that a silent Muni embodies. Thousands of teachings and millions of interpretations cannot match the silent power of a true sage. The pure, natural, and unblemished character of a true sage speaks volumes! And thus, a natural flow of love arises towards him.
**Mind focused on Dharma:**
And such a pure-conduct, Dharma-embodied, avatar of ultimate truth, the Samyagudristi Yogi, his mind is always focused on Dharma, what is there to ask? Dharma is...
(See Shri Sutra Kritanga, Kin. Shru. Run. Sutra 70 for this beautiful description of the heart of Nigrantha Charya)