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The yogi who has attained Samyak Darshan, free from all external influences and attachments, attains the state of supreme, nectar-like self-contemplation.
"With love and devotion, practice...mind, speech, and action, free from attachment...the devotee, immersed in the divine, experiences...the mind, naturally filled with devotion to the Lord...future." - Shri Devchandraji.
This supreme, nectar-like, detached practice is the journey on the great path, the direct path to the great liberation, the final destination. This detached practice is the direct attainment of liberation. And that is why this detached practice is called "Anagami Pada Avaha" here, meaning the non-returning state, the eternal state, the state of eternal liberation, which it brings about. Through this detached practice, one attains the eternal, ever-stable state of liberation. Because this detached practice, as mentioned above, is the state of non-dependence, the state of complete immersion in the divine, and through the contemplation of the divine form, the soul inevitably becomes the divine, just as a caterpillar becomes a butterfly through contemplation of the butterfly. "The mind, filled with devotion to the Jina, is filled with love, penetrating essence, and virtue. Future."
"The devotee will attain the Jina's state, mind, like the essence of nectar. Future." - Shri Devchandraji. "He who becomes the Jina and worships the Jina, he is truly a Jina. He who is attracted to the beauty of the world, is like a fly attracted to dung." - Shri Anandghanji. This is called
"Prashantavahitasanjham Visbhagaparikshayah. Shivavartma Dhruvadhveti Yogibhirgiyate Hyadah." 176. Visbhagaparikshay and, the name Shantavahitam,
The Shivapath, the Dhruvamarg, this song is sung by the yogis, thus, 106, meaning - This detached practice, known as Prashantavahitasanjna, is Visbhagaparikshay, Shivavarma, Dhruvamarg, and is sung by the yogis.
Discussion "Visbhagapkshay Shantavahit, Dhruvamarg Shiv Naam;
The yogi performs detached action here, the result is pure fame." - A. Sakza, - P. Krutti - Kaftavaataavanshaprashantavahitasantavala, - Sankhyanu. Vimaan Pariksha: - Vibhagaparikshay, Buddhist. Shivavarma - Shivavarma, Shivmarg - Shonu - Dhruvadhya - Dhruvamarg - Mahavatinu, Krutti - Thus,
Jimirjay? Yes - Detached practice is sung by the yogis.