Book Title: Rajgeeta English Translation and Comentry on Atmasiddhi Shastra
Author(s): Shrimad Rajchandra, Manu Doshi
Publisher: Shrimad Rajchandra Mission

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________________ Räjgeetä Explanation & Discussion: There are many religions and schools of thought that describe the path of liberation, but they prescribe it differently. Even within a religion there are various sects holding different views. Some state that acquiring right knowledge is the path of liberation; some believe that it can be gained by renouncing the worldly life. Some hold that austerities lead to the eradication of Karma, and therefore insist upon observing the same to the maximum possible extent. Some consider devotion to be the reliable way, while some contend that propitiating a particular deity is the way. There are thus multiple views. The pupil has learnt about such views and knows that every one claims its point of view to be right. It is therefore a problem for him to figure out which view is correct. It seems as if he is in the midst of a maze and does not know how to come out of it. He therefore says that it is beyond his intelligence to decide which one of those views is right and needs to be adopted. છે a દિન ની શુ થાઈલી ની હી ? ollaan olle, elle a ela. IGI Kai Jatiman Moksha Chhe, Kaya Veshaman Moksha; Teno Nishchay Na Bane, Ghana Bhed E Desh. en 194|| SOSOODS BLOGROSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS Which creed leads to liberation and which attire leads to it? It is not possible to decide it because of the multiplicity of views. (94) Explanation & Discussion: The pupil continues to describe his problem. There are too many sects, and each of them states that the path of liberation lies within its perimeter. Some state that aspirants 174

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