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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857. Gold Like Radiance of Pure Soul (Hemabh): The pure soul's radiance is compared to that of pure gold. Just as pure gold is devoid of the presence of any of other metal, the pure soul is devoid of malignity of Karma.
858. Splendour of Heated Gold Coin (Taptachamikaraprabh): The splendour of pure soul is like that of heated pure gold coin, reflecting utmost purity.
859. Image of Heated Gold (Nishtaptakanakachhay): The image of pure soul is like that of heated gold with all features including splendour/halo/brilliance.
860. Stunning Brilliance of Treasure (Kanatkanchansannibh): Just as one gets stupefied seeing huge gold treasure, one gets stunned seeing the treasure of pure soul.
861. Distinct Class of Pure Gold (Hiranyavarn): The pure soul has distinct class of one's own and is different from other substances. Its purity is compared with complete purity of gold.
862. Appealing/Charming as Gold (Svarnabh): Like gold, the concept of pure soul is appealing to all and one who understands its nature will definitely be captivated by the same.
863. Magical Pitcher of Gold (Shatakumbhani-bhaprabh): The pure soul is like the magical pitcher where no matter how much is taken out, it always remains full. The pure soul is inexhaustible treasure of infinite properties.
864. Enjoyable as Gold (Dhyumnabh): People enjoy to wear gold ornaments as it enhances charms and beauty. Similarly, the realisation of pure soul is enjoyable as it imparts happiness which is eternal.
865. Glitter of Gold (Jatarupabh): Gold is known, recognised and seen as glittering object, the pure soul has its own glitter and the same is known and realised in the experience of pure soul.