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## Prabha Drishti: Contemplation of the Siddhas, Contemplation of the Acharyas, etc.
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This is worthy of the highest contemplation. Because it is the pure Atma-Vastu-Dharma manifested by the Bhagwan, the complete purity of all Atma-Gunas has been attained, they have become the doer and enjoyer of their own nature, they are experiencing the joy and result of that, the purity of all Atma-Pradeshas has arisen in them, the Chaitanya-maya Tattva-pan has been manifested and attained by them, they are both the perceiver and the perceived, the pervader and the pervaded, all are Chaitanya-maya - this Chaitanya-maya Tattva-Avastha-Siddha-Dasha has been manifested. "Dharma Pragu-Bhavata, Sakal Guna Shuddhata, Katruta Bhegyata, Raman Parinamata; Shuddha Swapradeshata, Tattva Chaitanya, Vyapy Vyaphak Tatha Grahya Grahakagata... Dharma Jagnathno Dharma Shuchi Gaiye, Aapne Atama Teho Bhavie!" - Shri Devchandraji. "Prabhupad Valagya Te Rahya Taja, Alag Ang Na Saaja Re; Vachhak Yash Kahe Avar Na Dhyau, E Prabhu Na Gun Gau Re" - Shri Yashovijayji. "Khata Karai Khatam Kamtana Samasat, Pamaya Gati Ja Apunarbhav Je Prashast; Jene Surya Chaugati Rath Chak Chaare, Te Siddha Ne Charan Ho Sharanu Amaare!" - Shri Siddha Stotra (Dr. Bhagwandas Mansukh Bhai Mehta Virchit)
Through contemplation of such manifested, innate, self-existent Siddha Prabhu, the Atma contemplates its own nature, because the Atma-Jati of the Paramatma and the Atma is one. The pure Dharma of the Dharma-Moorti, Dharma-Nath, Paramatma, is the same as the Atma's inherent nature, Dharma, in the three Man-Mandirs. Thus, the nature of that which is one, never changes or shifts. In the liberated Paramatma, the Paramatma Tattva, which is supremely blissful, remains manifest due to the absence of all attachments. In the Samsari Atma, it remains latent, in the form of Shakti, due to the occasion of the Parbhavas, which are like Upadhis. In other words, in the Samsari Jiva, the Paramatma-pan is in the form of Shakti, and in the Siddha, it is in the form of Vyakti. Therefore, for the sake of that Shakti-rupa Paramatma-pan, one should immerse oneself in the devotion of the actual Paramatma Tattva, who has attained the manifestation of his Vyakti. Through such Tanmaya Dhyana, Samapti occurs, meaning that Samarsi-Bhav arises, unification happens, where the Atma merges into the Paramatma without distinction. Thus, through contemplation of the pure Paramatma, the pure Atma is manifested. Therefore, the contemplation of this Siddha Parameshthi is always worthy of contemplation for the Mumukhu in the Man-Mandir - it is the supreme Ishta.
"Mam Shaktya Gunagrama Vyaktva Cha Parameshthinah. Etavanavayor Bhedah Shaktivyaktisvabhavathah. So'yam Samarsi Bhavastadeekaranam Smritam. Aprithaktvena Yatraatma Liyate Paramatmani." - Shri Shubhachandracharyaji-Krit Shri Gnanav.