Pure Soul and Its Infinite Treasure

SR No.: 007661
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Jayantilal Jain
Publisher: University of Madras
Publication Year: 2010
Total Pages: 283
Language: English
Classification: Book_English
File Size: 6 MB

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154 • A Treasure House of Names
27. Creator of Spiritual World (Vedha): With realisation of pure soul one creates one's own spiritual world.
28. Eternal (Shashvat): The pure soul exists at all times and never ceases to exist or reappear after sometime.
29. Four Faces / Facing the World (Vishvatomukh): Four properties of pure soul: Omniscient, Omnivision, Omnipotent and supreme happiness represent four faces of pure soul.
30. Teacher for Livelihood (Vishvakarma): Those who have realised the pure soul undertake a livelihood which is non-violent in nature and conducive to the path of Moksha.
31. The Best in the World (Jagatajyesht): The pure soul is the best in the world, nothing better is possible beyond this.
32. Idol of the World (Vishvamurti): The whole world is reflected on the surface of the pure soul and hence is the idol of the world.
33. Ideal of the World (Jineshvar): For those who embark on the path of Moksha, the pure soul is the greatest ideal.
34. Observer of the World (Vishvadrik): All the substances of the world are seen and observed only by the pure soul.
35. God of all Creatures (Vishvabhutesh): Every creature in the Universe aims at becoming the pure soul or God.
36. Light of the World (Vishvajyoti): The pure soul guides all those who seek spiritual upliftment and hence the light of the world.
37. Non-creator (Anishvar): The pure soul is one's own master and God. There is no other God.
38. Conqueror of Karmas (Jina): All Karmas have been conquered by the soul in Moksha.
39. Natural Conqueror (Jishnu): It is the nature of pure soul to conquer Karmas and emerge victorious. Karmas are alien to pure soul.