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## Kanta Dristi: In Brief - "Is the woman's mind on her beloved?"
(527) The mind is always in the Shruta Dharma, the body in other activities;
Therefore, due to the Akshepak Jnana, they do not become Bhavahetu. 164 Meaning - Her mind is always in the Shruta Dharma, her body in other activities; therefore, due to the Akshepak Jnana, she does not become Bhavahetu.
| **Analysis** - The mind of the Bhagi with this presented Dristi is in the Shruta Dharma, in the Agama, due to the firm belief in the Shruta Dharma, and her body is in other ordinary activities. This is the reason why, due to the Akshepak Jnana, the Bhagi does not become Bhavahetu - the cause of Samsara.
In this Dristi, the Samyak Dristi Yogi Purusha develops such a firm belief in Atma Dharma that his mind remains constantly immersed in the Shruta Dharma - the Agama - which he has heard from the Shrimad Satpurusha Sadguru Bhagwan. Even though his body may be engaged in other ordinary activities related to worldly Akshepak Jnana, his mind is still focused on the Shruta Dharma. He has such an extraordinary attraction - Akshepan - to this Dharma that it draws his mind to itself, no matter what he is doing. Just as a magnet attracts iron, so too does this innate Akshepak Jnana, which attracts and holds the mind towards the Shruta Dharma. This innate knowledge is called Akshepak Jnana. And the Gyanee Purusha who possesses this innate knowledge is called "Jnana Akshepakvant."
Here, a well-known example arises. The mind of a woman, that is, a Pativrata woman, is always focused on her beloved, even while performing other household tasks. Similarly, the mind of a Jnana Akshepakvant Gyanee Purusha is constantly immersed in the Shruta Dharma, even while performing other worldly activities or enjoying pleasures. The mind of this Maha Mumukhu is in the state of "Meksha" and "Kheliyu Samsara."
Shrimad Rajchandraji has beautifully explained this in his Prakash: "The woman's mind is on her beloved, while she performs other tasks; similarly, the mind of the Jnana Akshepakvant is firmly rooted in the Shruta Dharma... Dhan." - Shri Yo, Da, Sakzaya 6-6
Upon subtle analysis of this verse, the profound Tatvavetaa Shrimad Rajchandraji has given a very insightful analysis: "Just as the mind of a Pativrata (the word "Mahila" means woman) woman is focused on her beloved husband, even while performing all other household tasks, so too is the mind of a Samyak Dristi Jeeva focused on the Shruta Dharma, even while performing all worldly activities and tasks, because he has heard the teachings of the Gyanee."