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Those who are called 'Ghatikam' in the scriptures, like the remaining soldiers after the death of the commander-in-chief, scatter in all directions. Then, without delay, the evolving soul immediately attains the complete spiritual sovereignty of the Supreme Soul, that is, it fully expresses the nature of Sachchidananda and gains the benefit of perfect peace, character, etc., and experiences indescribable inherent bliss. Just as the full moon shines brightly on a full moon night, so too at that time the soul's consciousness and other primary powers are fully developed. This stage is called the thirteenth Gunasthan in the scriptures.
In this Gunasthan, the soul, remaining in Chirfal, takes refuge in the subtle-action-oriented, pure-knowledge-form wind to throw away the remaining coverings, like the dust on a mirror, that is, the non-primary, non-fatal karmas. It completely stops mental, verbal, and physical activities. This is the culmination of spiritual development, the fourteenth Gunasthan. In this, the soul, through the subtle-action-oriented, pure-knowledge, attains a stable state like Mount Meru and finally, after shedding the body, attains a transcendental state in terms of conduct and ultimate purpose. This is the state of Nirguna Brahma. This is all-round completeness, this is complete fulfillment, this is the final achievement of the ultimate goal. "Yogasenyaamataratyagi, yoganannyadillaasyajet. Ityevam nirgunam brahma, paroktam upapadyate. || 7 || Vastutastu gunah purna-manatarbhasane svatah. Rupam tyaktatmanah madho,-nirabhrasya vidhorisha. || - ||
Nagan....