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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202 * A Treasure House of Names
510. The Greatest Adorable (Mahya): The pure soul is the single greatest, eternal and adorable entity in the universe. Individual names have only limited adorability by some for some time.
511. The Greatest Brilliance (Mahakantidhar): The pure soul has brilliance which is unheard, unknown and inexperienced by any ordinary individual.
512. The Greatest Ruler (Adhip): Although there is no ruler, the universe is being ruled by the nature of substances as revealed by the Omniscient and hence called as the Greatest Ruler.
513. The Greatest Friend (Mahamaitrimay): All beings in the universe exist because of their own attributes and operate in accordance with their nature without any interference. There is an attitude of highest level of friendliness to all and not a slightest level of animosity to anyone.
514. The Greatest Immeasurable (Amey): The pure soul has infinite properties and each one of these blossom in infinite ways. The pure soul remains intriguing and immeasurable.
515. The Greatest Measures (Mahopay): The path of three jewels viz., right faith, right knowledge and right conduct, constitute the greatest measure to attain Moksha.
516. The Greatest Glow (Mahomay): The pure soul has extra-ordinary brilliance and awesome knowledge, so it is termed as having the greatest glow.
517. The Greatest Benign Entity (Mahakarunik): The message of the pure soul is that all souls can achieve Moksha and attain lasting happiness. No other worldly person can have such benignity.
518. The Greatest Spell/Incantation (Manta): The pure soul endowed with the quality of omniscience knows all as they are. The knowledge is infinite and hence casts a spell on any one who realises the same.