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114. A Reservoir of Infinite Power
means. Inward looking approach spontaneously facilitates achievement of ‘Moksha'. There does not exist even an iota of happiness outside the domain of the soul. It is not even necessary to remember the names of these properties but those who imbibe the essence of these will certainly achieve success. Even a frog or an eight-year-old child can realise the soul once the inward looking approach is adopted. Such is the great secret of understanding that once somebody comprehends fully even one property, knowledge of other properties follows.
In self-realisation, the six causal factors are indivisible. One's own self is the performer, performance, instrument and does so for itself, out of itself and with the support of the self. One has to realise the uniqueness of these indivisible causal factors and build the superstructure of super soul one by one. These six-fold transformations are independent of any external factors. The latter may be present at the time of transformation but do not contribute anything. One prays to oneself, the pure self bestows everything and if one prays to others, nothing will be achieved as these objects do not have anything to impart and are devoid of the power to impart. It is the nature of the self to be direct and transparent and not to yield to anything indirectly or in a non-transparent manner. Ignorance, attachments and shelter of other inanimate things wither away spontaneously, the moment the soul turns inward. Such power exists in the soul all the time. It is not to be acquired. It is to be remembered that six fold causal factors exist in the pure soul and are not associated with the transmigration of the soul. Taking shelter in other objects is the path of continuous births and deaths and taking shelter in the pure self is the path to 'Moksha'. This analysis of six fold causal factors provides scope for re-engineering of the soul to achieve ‘Moksha', in
