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The assembly, on the name of Asanga Anushthan, is peaceful and infinite, blissful.
(585) This Asanga Anushthan, which has been mentioned, has been sung by the Yegis with different names. Some call it Prasanta Vahitha, some call it Vibhag Pariksha, some call it Shiv Varma, and some call it Dhruv Mag.
(1) The Sankhya Dasni-Gadasni call this Asanga Anushthan by the name Prasanta Vahitha. Where Prasanta-extremely peaceful Vahitha-carrying feeling is, that is, where the unbroken peaceful Sudharas flows continuously, that is Prasanta Vahitha Asanga Anushthan. Where the unbroken Atma sthiti rup Param Prasanta Chaitanya Rasa Amrit Sagar, various names are immersed, unbroken, continuous Atma bhav pravah flows, that is Prasanta Vahitha. (2) The Bauddha Dasni call it "Visabhag Pariksha". Where there is a test of division, that is Visabhag Pariksha. This is understood as follows: where there is a complete destruction of the Anadi Kuvasnamay Visha, that is Visabhag Pariksha. When this Kuvasnamay Visha is completely destroyed, the Param Amrit Swarup Atma naturally manifests, that is Visabhag Pariksha. (3) It is called Shiv Varma-Shiv Marg. Shiv means the supreme principle, the ultimate good or liberation; the path to attain it, the path leading to it, that is Shiv Varma, Shiv Marg, Moksha Marg. Or Shiv means peace, the path to attain supreme Atma Shanti, that is Shiv Vak. (4) The Mahavratik calls it Yuva Adhvaprav Marg. Dhruv means that which never moves, never changes, in all three times. Just as the Dhruv star never moves, never changes, it remains Dhruv, so that which never moves, never changes, remains Dhruv, that is Dhruv Pad. The path to go to that Dhruv Pad is Dhruv Marg.
Thus, the Asanga Atma Charitra, which is the supreme Vitrag Bhav, which is known as Asanga Anushthan, has been sung by other Darshanis with different names, and its greatness has been expanded. And thus, even the Paramanu Matra is free from the touch of the desire of Parbhav-Vibhav, this supreme Asanga Vitrag Pad-Jin Pad, Shiv Pad, Buddha Pad, Vishnu Pad; and the path to attain it is also the same Asanga Anushthan. The supreme secret of all the paths, "This is what the Yogi knows", the supreme wonderful immortal poem, which is the Gishwar * Kanta Vahitha: Sansthanikolasan
Pradurabhavatiroma thi Tadgulyanagochham | "—Dha. Tha, 24, 25. That is, Prasanta Vahitha means the result of the continuous flow of Sadpravah, without interruption. That Vritti means the Vrittimay Chitta, free from the influence of Nirodhajan and Vyatyajan. "Tatha Vatavadita Samvat - (A. 20-10). What is this Nirodha? It is the Nirodhajan and Vyatyajan, the emergence and disappearance of the Sanskar, in order.