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## Karmavipaka
**Shri** means Lakshmi. It has two aspects - inner and outer. The inherent qualities of a Jiva, such as infinite knowledge, infinite vision, Magasuna, Amagadarya, etc., are called inner Lakshmi. And the eight great miracles - (1) Ashoka tree, (2) rain of celestial flowers, (3) divine sound, (4) fly whisk, (5) seat, (6) halo, (7) drum, (8) sunshade - are called outer Lakshmi.
When a Tirthankara attains Kevala Jnana and delivers sermons to awaken the aspiring souls, the gods and Indra create a Samavasarana adorned with these eight outer Lakshmi to express their devotion and joy.
**Veer** is derived from the root "**vi**" meaning "special" and "**ra**" meaning "to protect". It can be interpreted as "one who possesses special qualities like infinite knowledge and protects others by helping them attain these qualities". Or, "one who destroys karma through tapasya and shines with its power".
**Jin** is derived from the root "**ji**" meaning "to conquer". It refers to one who has conquered the passions like attachment, hatred, delusion, lust, anger, etc., and the material obstacles like knowledge-obscuring karma, etc., and attained self-realization.
The eight great miracles are the hallmarks of the Jineshwara.