Book Title: Pure Soul and Its Infinite Treasure
Author(s): Jayantilal Jain
Publisher: University of Madras

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________________ 122 • A Reservoir of Infinite Power (b) Who is the donor? Yes, the soul which possesses infinite powers alone can give to itself infinite happiness. (c) What will such a donor give? One's own soul becomes the donor and gifts itself infinite pure modes of infinite knowledge, perception, power, happiness, etc. (d) By what method, the gifts be imparted? It will give by itself. Once an individual soul gets absorbed in itself (nature of pure soul) the gifts are from its infinite treasure. (e) A noble person never misses an opportunity to donate/ help/oblige whenever the opportunity comes. This quality reveals itself. Likewise, when a seeker directs one's attitude to the true nature of the self, it obliges itself and blesses oneself. It is infallible and there is no question of ever missing the sublime experience. (f) The pure soul only deserves this unique gift, not revealed to oneself so far. The gift is the infinite treasure of divine properties of the soul, leading to infinite happiness forever. These infinite gifts are given infinite times but still never get exhausted. (g) The best things in this world, are kept in the best of cases/show cases with adequate care and safety so that they won't be lost; the best of the pure soul, its sublime form is kept within itself squarely secured and to be enjoyed only by the own-self. The pure soul itself is the best case/showcase and its best form (directing attention to itself) where infinite properties find their realisation/manifestation. One does not look elsewhere or at others to realise the same. 45.Inexhaustible Treasure (Apadan)- The soul generates new forms every moment and previous forms perish at the same time but the soul retains its inexhaustible, imperishable

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