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## The Essence of the Soul's Perfection - A Journey of Bliss
(567) The corruption of pure character, which is the form of the soul, is the disease. This is the essence of the discourse. Thus, the disease in the form of the soul's degeneration or the movement towards externalization is destroyed here. - This means that there is no movement towards externalization and the soul remains immersed in its own perfection. - In this "Prabha" vision, the state of being constantly immersed in pure self-perfection, avoiding the influence of external factors, is achieved. It embraces the pure, innate, self-divine, avoiding external influences and revealing the self-essence by immersing in the self-religion. This is the description of the experience of this high state of self-being:
"The mind becomes restless about other subjects besides self-perfection." "Here, the self-essence is realized." etc. (See) Shrimad Rajchandra.
"The perfection of the soul is a wonder, as if it is known, as if it is revealed." - Shrimad Rajchandraji.
After the manifestation of the quality called "Sookshma Tatvavicharana" (subtle analysis of the essence) in the sixth vision, the quality called "Tatvamatipatti" (perfection of the soul) emerges as a natural consequence in the seventh vision. Tatvamatipatti is the experience of the self-essence as it is, in its true form. "The pure self is always experienced." Thus, here, the soul experiences direct perception - realization. Therefore, other scriptures that describe its aspects become irrelevant and useless, because scriptures only provide guidance on the path, and the main purpose of the scripture is to point towards the essence of the self, which is now experienced directly in realization. So, what is the use of it now? It has no purpose now.
"Who can describe the indescribable, unparalleled essence?
The innate, pure experience is the only word, all scriptures are a source of sorrow... Veer Jineshwar Parmeshwar Jaye.
As the mind and speech are indescribable, so is the form beyond the senses; the experience of the mirror of the individual power, the form of the hero is spoken." - Shri Anandghanji.
What is beyond the mind and speech, where speech and mind are silent, where there is no scope for alternatives - chanting, such a transcendental self-essence is directly perceived through the grace of the friend. What is not known through the deposit of knowledge, and where there is no spread of evidence, no movement, that pure form of Brahman is revealed only by the experience-light. (See p. 30)