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: The worldly soul has been staying since the time immemorial with false identity with the body. As explained earlier, that false identity arises out of ignorance of its own nature. That ignorance persists due to the fact that the worldly soul fails to realize its inherent happiness and look for it from the worldly aspects. Its indulgence in that wrong mode is comparable to a dream in which one envisions unreal and imaginary situations. Sometimes a dream may seem to prevail for an inordinately long time. One can even fantasize to have passed millions of years. All such things seem to happen during a dream. But as soon as one awakes, the dream comes to the end, and with it ends everything that seemed to happen in the dreaming state. Similarly false identification with the body and other delusions that have been prevailing since the time immemorial come to the end, when one becomes aware of his true nature as a result of enlightenment. DROGBLOGBORSODIO 92 €61.2 , le sal di sel ele asal di deal, en yerel Ha an 12941 Chihocte Dehadhwås To Nahi Karta Tum Karme: Nahi Bhokta Tun Tehano, E ja Dhammamo Marma. 00115| mooveeeeeeeeeeeeeeeDOS Deeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee If false identification with the body ceases, you are no longer Karta of Karma, nor do you have to bear the consequences; that is the essence of religion. (115) Explanation & Discussion: The above-said false identification generates the sense of T, ‘Me’, and ‘Mine' with different worldly connections and situations. The activities undertaken with that 206

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