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## Assembly Vision: Asangaanushthan Sati Samavrittipad
(579) The form of "Kalyan" remains. Similarly, here too, due to the almost complete depletion of karma, the "Kalyan" has become like gold - it is swift and pure. The excellent "Kshapashram" which is bound by this, is itself the ultimate "Kalyan" because it becomes the goal of the ultimate "Kalyan" - the excellent, true knowledge. Just as a gem, free from impurities, continuously radiating light, truly shines and sparkles, so too, this pure, unblemished, true gem sparkles within, shining brightly. This ultimate luminous, radiant, "Dham" form is always the ultimate "Kalyan" because the attainment of the ultimate "Kalyan" - the "Maekshapad" - is very close here. Moreover, just as pure "Kalyan" gold never deteriorates, never changes, but remains as it is, in the form of "Kalyan", so too, pure "Kalyan" - the pure "Bodh" - never deteriorates, never changes, but remains as it is, in the form of pure "Kalyan". Therefore, it is truly said that this pure "Baadh" is constantly present here.
**Satpravrittipad** is here, "Asangaanushthan" is the name.
The journey on the great path, which leads to the "Nirvana" pad. (175)
**Meaning:** Here, in the "Tattvamarg", "Asangaanushthan" is the name given to the "Satpravrittipad" which is the journey on the great path, leading to the "Apuanaravarta" pad - the eternal pad.
**Analysis:** Here, in the "Tattvamarg", "Asangaanushthan" is the name given to the "Samavrittipad" which is attained. Because, in this way, there is "Swaraspravritti". This "Asangaanushthan" named "Satpravrittipad" is the journey on the great path, and it leads to the "Anaagami" pad, meaning it leads to the "Apuanaravarta" pad - the eternal pad.
What is the "Satyaavrittipad" mentioned above, in relation to "Asangaanushthan"? Its form is described here. Here, in the "Tattvavritti-Sanbavritti" chapter of the "Ved", and here, meaning in the "Tattvamarg", "Satpravritti" is what? It is "Asangaanushthan" - the name given to it, which is "AshaanWara" - "Asangaanushthan" - "Sanrit" - "Sanjna" - "Waala". Because, in this way, there is "Varaspravritti". "Mgruthya" 26 - this "Asangaanushthan" is the journey on the great path. "Mana[[naavan" - "Anaagami" padavah, (it leads to the "Apuanaravarta" pad), it is the "Nitya" pad - the "Praaptak" - the "Pamaadnak".