Samkit Faith Practice Liberation

Author(s): Amit B Bhansali
Publisher: Amit B Bhansali

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“Paramapurushasyaadyaa shaktih sudriga varivasyataam. Nari shivaramaasaachikshaam yaa prasiidati tanvatii. Krtapara pura bhransham kliptaprbhyudayam yayaa. Srijati niyatih phalaabhoktriikrita trijagatpati.” ~ Anagaara Dharmaamrita, Verse 2.68 (Page 163, Author: Pandit Ashadhara, Publisher: Bhartiya Gyaana Pith Prakashan, Delhi, year 1944)
O seekers of liberation, seek to accomplish samyaktva. Which is the primary strength of the transcendental soul. It strengthens your desire for liberation And is free from the flaws of doubt, etc. Attaining samyaktva will save you from rebirth as a one-sensed being, etc. Which are the result of mithyaatva And shall take you on the path Which culminates in the headship of the three worlds - liberation.
The impact of samyaktva is so all pervading that if the seeker binds his next birth after attaining samyaktva, he shall not be born as the following: 1. Naarakii: Hellish being 2. Bhuvanapati: Mansion-dwelling celestial beings 3. Vaanavyantara: Peripatetic celestial beings 4. Jyotishii: Stellar/luminous celestial beings 5. Tiryancha: Sub human beings such as insects, birds, plants, animals, fish, etc. 6. Strii: A woman 7. Napumsaka: A eunuch
[As per page 137, Thoka 10 “Gunsthaanaka”)
The Panchasamgraha explains the impact the samyaktva in the following verse:
"Chhasu hetthimaasu pudhavisu joisi vana bhavana savvaitthiisum. Baarasa micchuvavaaye sammaaitthii na uvavannaa." ~ Panchasamgraha, verse 1.193
Samyagdharshana; (Page 124, Author: Ashokmuni, Publisher: Diwaakarjyoti Karyaalaya, Byaawar (Rajasthan), year 1981)
One who has samyaktva is not reborn in the lower six hells, jyotishii deva (stellar celestial being), vyantara deva {peripatetic celestial being}, bhuvanapati deva {mansion-dwelling celestial being), female tiryancha {sub human species of beings living on earth, female human nor as a female devi. One who does not have samyaktva is born in the above categories. Such is the impact of samyaktva.
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