________________ Kings, Dharnendras, Indras, Ahimendras. If we collectively sum up the immense pleasure of present, past and future of all these great category of beings and compare with the pleasures of Siddha, even the pleasure of a moment is infinite times more than the collective pleasures of all. The pleasures of worldly beings are momentary, occasional and associated with disturbances, while those of the siddhas are eternal, continuous and unperturbed. To sum up, the description of each aspect of moksha is eternal and wonderful in itself and no parallel to it in the Universe and in other philosophies. Seven known wonders on our Earth keep decaying and hence no match to it. It is wonderland with infinite wonders in one go. All good words of dictionaries with its superlative degrees fail to convey the awesome aspects of this land and its beings. This is the greatest civilization and most accomplished souls are citizens of this wonderland. - Dr. Jayanti Lal Jain About Dr. Jayanti Lal Jain: Dr. Jain currently serves as Director, Center of Philosophical Sciences, Mangalayatan University at Aligarh, India. He is a very learned Jain scholar giving daily Pravachans, covering multiple aspects of Jain studies, delivering key note speeches for many Jain programs or special auspicious events for the last 25 years. Dr. Jain holds Ph. D in Economics from Oklahoma State University, USA and Ph.D in Jainology from University of Madras, Chennai. He was Professor Emeritus at Department of Jainology, University of Madras. He worked at Indian Bank, Chennai as Chief Economic Advisor/ General Manager. Dr Jain has published many articles on Jain Philosophy and on Economics, Banking and Finance. His books on 'Pure Soul and its Infinite Treasure', 'Acharya Kundakund and Jain Philosophy' have been published by University of Madras. He has delivered many special lectures in India and abroad and has considerable teaching experience.
