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## Agam Sutra 39, Chhed Sutra-5, ‘Mahanishith’
**Study/Purpose/Sutra Number** Like a rock or like a merchant's daughter (this is worthy of an occasion. There, such meaning can be derived that just as the face of a well-born, modest, and veiled merchant's daughter cannot be seen by others, so also the bliss of liberation is not described.)
**Like a guest in a city** who comes and stays, a Bhil cannot describe the city's pleasures like the royal palace, etc. Similarly, here, even the most knowledgeable person cannot describe the bliss of liberation in the realms of gods, demons, and humans. Sutra-546
**How can you call it punya** (merit) when its end is not visible even after a long time? And then, how can you call it punya or happiness when its end is with suffering and it increases the cycle of the world? Sutra-547
**The one who thinks about the splendor of the divine chariot** and then the falling away from the heavenly realm, his heart is truly made of the strength of a Vikriya body. Otherwise, it would break into a hundred pieces. Sutra-548-549
**The suffering within the hellish realm** is so unbearable that even if someone who lives for millions of years starts to describe it, they would not be able to complete it. Therefore, O Gautam! Only through the practice of the ten types of Yati Dharma, severe austerities, and restraint, can one attain the imperishable, liberation, and bliss. Sutra-550
**In the realm of the hellish beings, in the realm of the animals, in the realm of the gods, or in the form of Indra,** one cannot attain what one can attain in the human realm. Sutra-551
**Only when the great, very numerous, and very powerful karmas called Charitravaraniya are destroyed,** O Gautam! can a being become capable of attaining the state of liberation. Sutra-552
**One cannot attain the highest Dharma of character without acquiring a human birth** and the great accumulation of punya earned in past lives. Sutra-553
**Those who have practiced well, are free from malice and pride, and whose character is incomparable,** they attain the infinite, imperishable bliss of liberation, which remains in the forefront of the three realms. Sutra-554-556
**Having acquired a human birth with the qualities of wisdom, etc., which burns away the eight types of sinful actions, like a high mountain, accumulated over many lifetimes,** whoever does not practice self-interest and the restraint of inflow according to the scriptures, and then does not diligently uphold the eighteen thousand vows, they continuously burn in the fierce fire of suffering for a long time, with great anxiety, and burn endlessly. Sutra-557-560
**The womb, filled with foul-smelling excrement, pus, bile, vomit, phlegm, mucus, etc., and with fat, flesh, thick impurities, feces, urine, and blood, is a place of constant churning, movement, and decay, where all the limbs are gathered and contracted.** In this womb, one takes birth in many wombs.