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## Sixth Karma Granth
**446. Seventh Adjective: 'Anihanam' - Undying**
This means that after attaining the state of Siddha, it never perishes. Its inherent infinite qualities remain eternally stable by nature. Happiness is also one of these qualities, therefore it never perishes.
**Eighth Adjective: 'Adhabaah' - Uninterrupted**
This means that it is free from obstacles, there is no gap or interruption from any source. Obstacles arise in that which is caused by others or is temporary. However, the happiness of Siddha beings is neither caused by others nor is it temporary. It is the inherent nature of the soul and an eternal, ever-present Dharma. Therefore, it is called uninterrupted.
**Final - Ninth Adjective: 'Tirmanasar' - Essence of the Three Jewels**
This means that Right Faith, Right Knowledge, and Right Conduct are the three jewels, known as the Triratna. The happiness attained by Siddhas is their essence. Because Right Faith, etc., are the cause of karma destruction, and after karma destruction, Siddha happiness is attained. Therefore, Siddha happiness is called the essence of the Triratna.
Samsaric beings worship the Triratna, which is in the form of Right Faith, Right Knowledge, and Right Conduct, so that they can attain the state of freedom from suffering. The expression of happiness lies in freedom from suffering. Therefore, the happiness attained by Siddhas is described as the essence of the Triratna.
Attaining the true nature of the soul is the goal of all living beings, and karma is the obstacle to attaining that nature. After the destruction of karma, there is nothing else left to attain. The text describes the various states of karma, the means of its destruction, and after karma destruction...