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The collection of yogic views, part 2, or the five supreme beings, are to be chanted with the mantras that describe them (meditation with a fixed object). This is also the best subject for meditation, the best goal.
"Namo Arihantaṇam, Namo Siddhaṇam, Namo Ayariyāṇam, Namo Uvzahayāṇam, Namo Loe Sabvasahūṇam."
(1) The one whose four karmas are destroyed, and therefore has infinite vision, infinite knowledge, infinite power, and infinite bliss, that auspicious, pure soul is
"Worthy of meditation." The one who has attained samadhi, the supreme soul, the Arihant, who, despite having a body, moves in a state of transcending the body, that pure soul, who is naturally in his own form, is the Arihant-Jin,
the Bhagavan-Omniscient Supreme Being. The essential pure form of this liberated embodied Supreme Being is the ultimate goal for the seeker, worthy of meditation; because through meditation on this naturally existing pure soul, the soul becomes established in meditation on the pure soul's own form. Therefore, meditation on this "Supreme Being" is the ultimate goal for the seeker, as it is a support for him. Through the support of the Jina, the soul becomes self-reliant and meditates on its own form.
"In the meditation of Nemi Prabhu, there is oneness, unity in one's own essence;
In the meditation of Shukal, one attains perfection, one attains liberation in the end." - Shri Devchandraji. "The one whose state is without a body, whose tendencies are always active in the self-awareness;
The one who has attained the state of liberation from the six karmas, I bow to that greatness, the most excellent in the world."
Shri Arihant Stotra (written by Dr. Bhagvandas M. Mehta) (2) The one whose eight karmas and body are destroyed, the one who is the knower and seer of the Kalak, that Siddha soul, who is situated in the Kashikhar, is to be meditated upon." The destruction of all karmic impurities
The one who has attained the pure soul, the Siddha, who is without a body, the meditation on that pure soul, the Siddha, is revealed, the one who has attained his own natural form,
the one who has attained Kaivalya, the state of being one with the form, through the manifestation of the pure consciousness of the self-essence - that pure soul, the Siddha Bhagavan, is the ultimate goal -
x" णट्ठचदुघाइकम्मो दसणसुहणाणवीरियमईओ । सुहदेहत्यो अप्पा सुद्धो अरिहो विचिंतिज्जो ॥"
- Shri Nemichandra Siddhantachkravarti's Shri Brihad Dravyasangraha, +“ ले ज़ोयास्टोरेन्स गाळो वा कुरीलाया पा सिद्द क्ष सोसिद्दो.”
- Shri Brihad Dravyasangraha,