Rajgeeta English Translation and Comentry on Atmasiddhi Shastra

Author(s): Shrimad Rajchandra, Manu Doshi
Publisher: Shrimad Rajchandra Mission

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Explanation & Discussion: While discussing the last stanza it was pointed out that in view of the different beliefs prevailing in various sects and sub-sects, one should accept what the enlightened person says. In that connection, it is here said that enlightened persons arise in every period. We know from history that there were such personages in the past. There could be some at present, though we may not be aware of them. For instance, when Shrimad was alive in the 19th century, very few people knew that he was enlightened. Thus our unawareness does not mean that there cannot be such people now. The same way they are bound to arise in future. All of them describe the same path. There is no difference in their approach. There is only one path of liberation. The objective is to be free from the continuing cycle of birth and death and the path for that purpose consists of the true insight and the endeavor to stay away from attachment and resentment.
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Sarva Jiw Chhe Siddha Sam, Je Samaje te Thay Sadguruājinā Jinadasha, Nimitta Karan Mäny
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All souls are like liberated ones; one who understands gets liberated. Precepts of true Guru and the state of omniscience are among the instrumental causes. (135)
Explanation & Discussion: This is a very significant stanza, which describes the entire canon from the absolute as well as the practical view points. All souls have the same properties of perception, knowledge and bliss. From the absolute viewpoint there
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