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Chaugdashtasamuchchay
Vivechan
Then there - in the Shaileshi state, in the form of Chaug, quickly, he, the Bhagwan, attains the supreme 'Ayag' Yoga, which is the main in the Yag, that is, the Shaileshi Chaug, destroys all kinds of Bhavyadhis and attains the supreme state of Bhava Nirvana.
In the Shaileshi state, he attains this supreme Chaug called 'Ayag', which is the best in the Bhagwan's Samyog; that is, the actions of Samaneyag, Savchanayag, and Neskayachaug cease, and he attains the supreme 'Ayagi' Dashagunasthan, which is devoid of all Yogavyapars.
Where the mind, speech, body, and karma are all gone, where all the Pudgal relationships are severed; such an Ayagi Gunasthan exists there, full of great fortune, happiness, and completeness... an unprecedented opportunity...” - Shrimad Rajchandraji,
Here, by removing the subtle, destructive, and restless activity of the mind, speech, and body, this Chaugishwar Bhagwan makes the Chetan pure, clean, and free from Aleshi and Leshya. And in the Shaileshi state, which is like Meru, that is, the state of Shaileshikarana, which is the state of self-stability, which is free from all actions and motionless, he, having attained the supreme Sav, becomes completely inactive, and destroys the subtle four remaining Karmas, the Chaugsattam. Thus, when there is a strong inspiration of the supreme Atmiya, the Chaug-kriya does not enter, so there is such a firmness and immobility of Yag in this Shaileshikarana that it cannot overcome the immovable, stable, self-power like Shaileshi-Meru - it cannot move it. (See pp. 45-46). And this Ayagi Dashagunasthan remains for the time of the utterance of the five Hasvakshar; that is, it remains for the time it takes to utter the five short letters A, I, U, R, and L. So, having attained this 'Ayag' Yagsattam, this Prabhu quickly - immediately - destroys the Bhavyadhis and attains supreme Nirvana.
Due to which the state of Bhava, the root cause of Karma, was there - the state of repeatedly taking birth in a body - all of Bhava is completely destroyed. So, due to the absence of the cause, there is no effect, according to the principle, the Bhava-Samsara is completely destroyed. Just as the seed of Bhava, the root cause of Raga, is destroyed, Raga is destroyed, similarly, the root cause of Bhavaraga, the subtle Karma, is destroyed, Bhavaraga is destroyed. So, then there is no rebirth, no more taking birth. Just as after the fire has been extinguished,