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"Mangalacharan" endowed, that Supreme Merciful, Great Soul, always bound by selfless service and benevolence, acts in such a way. And by doing so, his great compassion and supreme store of merit and virtues increase. Thus, by performing benevolence towards all beings, he attains the state of a Tirthankara, which is the ultimate means of conquering life. The great devotees have sung: "In the third existence, he performed austerities, and attained the name of Jin; O future beings! He attained the Siddhachakra-pad." - Shri Yashvijayji (Shri Shri Palras) "In the third existence, he played with virtues, with Jin-bhakti as the chief virtue; abandoning the desires for sensual pleasures, he served the Staanaka for twenty years. With great passion, he was attracted to the feelings of the mind; I will rule over all beings, such feelings arose in his mind." - Shri Devchandraji's Snana Puja. This "Jinettma" epithet is used to describe the state of karma-kaya, that is, the state of the embodied form born of karma, where the Tirthankara-nama-karma arises. And despite this embodied state, the state of supreme knowledge, which is the inherent nature of the Lord, is so extraordinary that it is as if he is beyond the body! "Even with a body, his state is beyond the body; to the feet of that Knower, countless salutations." - Shrimad Rajchandraji's Shri Atmasiddhi. The karma of mind, speech, and body is yoga, which is not yoga is ayoga. This epithet is used to describe the state of Siddha, that is, the state where the pure self is the only body. This state of pure self, which arises immediately after the shedding of the physical body, is free from all karma, and the supreme bliss of knowledge is experienced beyond the cycle of births and deaths. Having performed all actions, there is a feeling of fulfillment, and by attaining the supreme fruit, it is a state of complete fulfillment and Siddha. This state of karma-free, formless, and pure self is described by the epithet "Ag" to praise the Lord's state of Siddha. "He who is truly self-reliant, becomes Ag." - Shri Anandghanji.