Soul Verses: Atmasiddhi in English [English Translation of Shrimad Rajchandra's Atmasiddhi Shastra] скачать в хорошем качестве

Soul Verses: Atmasiddhi in English [English Translation of Shrimad Rajchandra's Atmasiddhi Shastra]

Soul Verses: Atmasiddhi in English is a beautifully sung, rhyming translation of Shrimad Rajchandra’s profound scripture, Atmasiddhi Shastra. More at: https://linktr.ee/soul_verses - this sacred text, originally composed in Gujarati in just 90 minutes, explores the core principles of self-realisation and liberation through a dialogue between guru and disciple. 📺🔔 Subscribe and hit the notification bell for more. Soul Verses makes the timeless teachings of the Atmasiddhi Shastra accessible to seekers of truth worldwide. We dedicate this work to our living true Guru, Param Pujya Bhaishree, whose guidance has inspired and shaped Soul Verses. Credits: Shrimad Rajchandra’s Atmasiddhi Shastra – Written by Shrimad Rajchandra Translation: Ashik Shah and Paarul Shah Guidance: Pujya Minalben Shah, Pujya Vikrambhai Shah, Jaysukh Mehta Vocals: Paarul Shah and Parry Mad Music Development Lead: Nilpa Shah Music Arrangement: Sajan Patel Recordist: Shakeel Ahmed / Kittu Guitars: Savio Fernandez Nylon Guitars: Souravh Mukherjee Percussion: Shreedhar Chari Strokes: Dinesh Bhosale Flute: Robin Christian Studio: Sound of Music, Mumbai Glossary of key terms Absolutist View (Nishchay Nay) :,The viewpoint that sees the soul as pure and unaffected by external substances. Experienced through self-realisation, beyond delusion, realised fully in omniscience and liberation. Conventional View (Vyavahaar Nay) : The viewpoint that views the soul in its current state, bound by karma, driven by delusion, using tools and processes to realise the pure soul. Delusion : A false belief, often about one's true nature, leading to the mistaken identification of the soul with the body. Dharma : The righteous path to liberation through right knowledge, faith, and conduct, guiding spiritual progress and alignment with truth. Dharma also refers to one’s true nature, that which keeps us on the true path, and can also mean religion. True Guru : A self-realised spiritual guide who helps seekers realise their true nature and leads them toward liberation by overcoming delusion. Hubris (Svachchhand) : The arrogance of believing we know best, ignoring the need for guidance from a higher spiritual source. Inclinations : Mental tendencies or leanings that can either support or hinder spiritual growth. Innate Cause (Upaadaan Kaaran) : The material cause of an object’s transformation, which is the substance of the object itself. For example, clay is the cause of a clay pot, while external factors assist the change. Instrumental Cause (Nimit Kaaran) : External factors that assist in the transformation of an object. In the case of a clay pot, the potter and wheel are instrumental causes. Jina : A soul that has conquered all desires and attachments, reaching enlightenment and omniscience. Karma : Particles of matter that "bind" to the soul, driving the law of cause and effect. Thoughts, words, and actions (with delusion) cause this karma to attach to the soul. Moksha: Liberation, achieved by shedding karma, through overcoming delusion. Passions (Kashay) : The four emotions—anger, pride, deceit, and greed—that arise from delusion and cause the soul to bind karma.. Righteous Observance (Sadvyavahaar) : The cultivation of virtues and faith in the true God, Guru, and dharma; the observance of spiritual practices as guided by a living true Guru; the path to moksha, through the practice of detachment and discrimination. Samkit: Self-realisation, the state where one overcomes delusion and experiences their true nature as the soul. Self-Righteous (Mataarthee): Someone who stubbornly believes their approach to dharma is right, according to their own opinion, clouded by pride, sectarianism & prejudice - their motivation is not purely spiritual. 00:00 In Praise of Atmasiddhi 01:21 Shree Atmasiddhi Shastra 09:35 The Characteristics of the Self-Righteous 13:13 The Virtues of a True Seeker 16:31 The Six Affirmations 17:24 1. The Disciple Doubts the Existence of the Soul 18:53 1. The True Guru Affirms the Existence of the Soul 22:33 2. The Disciple Doubts that the Soul is Eternal 23:42 2. The True Guru Affirms that the Soul is Eternal 26:59 3. The Disciple Doubts that the Soul Authors Karma 28:09 3. The True Guru Affirms that the Soul Authors Karma 30:01 4. The Disciple Doubts that the Soul Bears the Fruits of its Karma 31:11 4. The True Guru Affirms that the Soul Bears the Fruits of its Karma 33:02 5. The Disciple Doubts that Moksha Exists 33:51 5. The True Guru Affirms that Moksha Exists 35:00 6. The Disciple Doubts that a Means to Moksha Exists 36:52 6. The True Guru Affirms that a Means to Moksha Exists 44:46 The Disciple Attains the Seed of Enlightenment 48:04 Concluding Summary 👉 Learn more at Raj Saubhag Ashram (https://www.rajsaubhag.org) and https://www.atmasiddhi.org #soulverses #atmasiddhi #shrimadrajchandra #spirituality #soul #sayla #jainism