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## Sixth Karma Granth
Nine special qualities of the happiness attained after achieving the state of being beyond karma are given. The first quality is 'Su-iyam', which means pure. The commentator Acharya Malayagiri has defined 'Shuchik' as pure solitude. This means that the happiness attained by worldly beings is mixed with attachment and aversion, but the happiness attained by Siddha beings is completely devoid of attachment and aversion. Therefore, the happiness they experience arises from the pure soul, and it is not caused by external objects, their association or separation, or by desires and aversions.
The second quality is 'Sayal' - Sakal, which means complete. The reason why Moksha happiness is called complete is that in the worldly state, the beings remain connected to their karmas, which prevents them from attaining spiritual happiness. Even if they do attain spiritual happiness due to right faith, right knowledge, etc., it is limited and incomplete due to the presence of anxiety. However, since all obstacles are removed for Siddhas, they attain complete happiness arising from perfect liberation. This is why the quality 'Sayal' is used.
The third quality is 'Jag Sih' - Jag Shikhar, which means that the happiness of Siddha beings is the highest among all happiness in the world. Because happiness is one of the infinite inherent qualities of the soul. As long as this being remains in the world, this quality remains suppressed. Even if it manifests, it manifests only partially. But when the obstacles for Siddha beings are removed, the quality of happiness manifests in its full form. Therefore, the happiness of Siddha beings is the highest among all types of happiness in the world.