Beyond Doubt

Author(s): Padmasagarsuri
Publisher: Arunoday Foundation

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carried with him the Vajra' wherever he went. But the personality before his eyes was extremely simple, unaccompanied but still magnificent and His face glittered like diamonds and precious jewels. He also could not think of the person being a Vidyadhara’or Kuberthe God of Wealth or King Nala, for of all these Gods the kings were either bedecked with ornaments or were possessors of infinite treasure and riches.
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But the person seated on the throne seemed to be a renunciated soul, having renounced all worldly pleasures and seemed to be a great Yogi'. Though on His holy body there was not a single ornament, He seemed to be most attractive and handsome. Having tried to trace the person's identity and failed, Indrabhuti began to compare Him and identify Him with the elements of Nature. Indrabhuti observed:
क्षारो वारि निधिः कलकंकलुष
श्चन्द्रो रविस्तापकृत् पर्जन्यश्चपलाश्रयो भ्रपटला
दृश्यः सुवर्णाचलः । शून्य व्योम रसा द्विजिहवविधृता
स्वर्धामधेनुः पशुः काष्ठ कल्पतरूषत्सुरमणि
स्तत्केन साम्यं सताम्? One cannot compare Him either with the sea, the Moon, the Sun, the clouds, the sky or the earth. Each one though famous and deep, pleasant, bright, charged, clear and mounted respectively, have some defect or the other. The sea is salty, the moon is blemished; the sun is too hot and torturous; the clouds are empty at times, the sky is invisible and the earth by all means needs a support. Whereas the one before his eyes is devoid of all defects
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Vajra Vidyadhara Yogi
a weapon Human beings possessing super natural powers a person practicing sadhana
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