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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257. Nectar of Eternality (Amrit): The nectar of eternity is obtained through meditation on pure soul where karmic bondage is blazed.
258. Oblations (Havi): Oblation is the process of acquiring complete knowledge through meditation on pure soul.
259. Space-Like (Vyomamurti): The pure soul is transparent and clear like the sky.
260. Abstract like Space (Amurtatma): The soul is abstract and subtle like the space. It does not have qualities of touch, taste, smell or colour as found in atoms.
261. Non-Sticking Substance (Nirlep): The pure soul is a non-sticking substance. In the mundane existence, the karmic particles are said to be sticking to the surface of the soul and veil its true nature.
262. Without Dust (Nirmal): The pure soul achieves a status which is without blemish of karmic particles.
263. Immutable (Achal): The pure soul is completely engrossed within the self and cannot be changed or disturbed.
264. Moon-Like (Somamuti): The realisation of pure soul like moonlight is very soothing and conducive to happiness.
265. Embodiment of Beauty (Susaumyatma): The pure soul is the most beautiful object in the universe and the cynosure of all beings. A beautiful object must be eternal.
266. Sun-Like (Suryamurti): The soul has brightness of consciousness, and thus called as the embodiment of the Sun.
267. Great Radiance (Mahaprabh): The pure soul has profuse radiance of consciousness - eternally scintillating the
soul.
268. Knower of Mantra (Mantravit): Pure souls alone know the true meaning and the instrumental role of mantras in accomplishment of the task.