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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226 • A Treasure House of Names
gods have long but limited life and the pure soul's happiness is eternal. All celestial gods too aspire to achieve salvation.
728. Residing in the Plane of Resoluteness / Firmness (Dradhiyan): Heavenly beings reside in airplane like objects. However, they have no control over senses. Realisation of pure soul requires firmness of mind and steadfast pursuit of pure soul.
729. The King of Kings of Heavens (In): There are Kings of various heavens and they are very powerful. However, all these kings also worship the Omniscient and follow the preachings.
730. The Greatest Sovereign (Ishita): The Kings and beings in all the parts of the universe accept the sovereignty of the pure soul and bow to infinite attributes of this greatest sovereign.
731. Most Alluring (Manohar): The nature of pure soul is most alluring, so much so that any one who understands will never stop and will make all efforts to realise the same.
732. All Appealing Qualities (Manojnang): Each quality of the pure soul is most appealing and requires deeper understanding of infinite ways in which it operates.
733. Quietly Gallant (Dhir): The path to realisation of pure soul requires a lot of patience and firmness of purpose. It is a gallantry work, never done by a worldly person ever before and is to be quietly pursued.
734. Profound Governance (Gambhirashasan): Pursuit of pure soul is a serious business and one who adopts this path undergoes profound administration of one's daily life and regulation of mind, body and speech.
735. The Great Pillar (Dharmayup): The concept of pure soul constitutes the great pillar on which the palace of Moksha is built.