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## Prabha Drushti: Shukal Atmadhyan, Prabhu's Pidastghyan (563)
It happens that for a pure man, who is free from attachment, Shukal Atmadhyan, which is a firm conviction, is the most suitable for meditation. Therefore, the one who meditates on the Supreme Being, who is full of virtues, with complete devotion, experiences the pure soul and attains the state of the Supreme Being.
**Parmaguni Tanmayata Sevan, Nishchay Dhyane Dhyaveji;
Shuddhatma Anubhav Asvadi, Devchandra Pad Paveji. Shri Chandraprabh'-Shri Devchandraji,**
And these great souls, who have this vision, are most suitable for the beginning of this pure Atmadhyan, because through the excellent worship of Dharma Dhyan, these self-knowing, selfless, and dedicated souls have become calm, peaceful, and unwavering in this vision. They have become absorbed in the feeling of the self, and have become established in the state of self-realization. They have accumulated an extraordinary store of self-knowledge and non-self-knowledge, which is essential for climbing the ladder of Shukal Dhyan, which is the most suitable form of meditation for the pure soul.
Therefore, this soul, who is meditating, feels inspired by this extraordinary self-knowledge and says, "Although I am like the sun, who develops the lotus of infinite virtues, alas! I was deprived by my enemies in this great forest! Bound by the countless chains of attachment, etc., which arose from self-delusion, I wandered in this terrible cycle of birth and death for an infinite time! Today my fever of attachment has subsided, today my sleep of ignorance has gone, therefore, with the sword of meditation, I will kill my enemies of karma."
Furthermore, he feels, "I am the one, without whom I was sleeping, and with whose grace I have awakened. I am the one who is beyond the senses, indescribable, and self-evident. I am the Supreme Being, and the Supreme Being is me. Therefore, I am the one who is worthy of worship by me, and no one else." This is the state of being. This feeling of self-awareness does not involve any attachment or aversion. Because he thinks, "What is inert is visible, and what is conscious is invisible. So, where should I have attachment, and where should I have aversion?" Therefore, I...
*"Anantgunarajivabandhurapyatra Vanchitah. Aho Bhavamaha Kakshe Pragham Karmavairibhih. || Svibhiramasamudbhute Raagadyatulabandhanai. Baddho Vidambitah Kalamanantan Janmadurgame. || Adya Ragajjaro Jirnomo Hanidradya Nirgata. Tatah Karmaripuham Hanmi Dhyananistrishdharyaya. || " —Shri Shubhachandraji's Shri Jnanavali,
+‘-Shvetamibhu Dhathmaden Chetannu Tathah.
Vami Va Tushyami Madhyasthoddham Manyatah. || ′′—Shri Samadhishatak,