Gurudevshri Lecture Bytes - Bharat Chakravarty (Video 1)

Tyaag Dharma and Moksh | Bharat Chakravarty Example | Pu. Gurudevshri Kanji Swami From the profound pravachans of Gurudevshri Kanji Swami: True tyaag dharma is explained as freedom from attachment and possessiveness. One should not develop intense attachment even toward items such as scriptures or a kamandal. Whether living in a large residence or even staying in a forest, one must avoid places and conditions that give rise to mamatva (possessiveness). Blessed is the one whose inner state is eager and prepared for liberation. Liberation does not occur through samyagdarshan and samyag gyaan alone. When charitra arises along with them, external renunciation of all attachments takes place, and only then can liberation be attained. Enlightened seekers reflect deeply: “Apurva avsar aisa kis din aayega… kab hoonga baahya–abhyantar nirgranth?” — when will the state arise where all external and internal attachments are relinquished? Such a state is described as detachment, indifference, vitraagta, and renunciation of the external. The example of Bharat Chakravarty illustrates this truth. When he saw a single white hair while looking in the Arisa-bhavan, deep vairagya arose. Renouncing the nine kinds of possessions (nav-koti tyaag), he turned inward in meditation. Within an antar-muhurta, keval gyaan manifested as the four ghati karmas were destroyed. Turning the modification inward into the intrinsic nature filled with infinite qualities and powers is called the supreme tyaag dharma. Deep wisdom. Timeless tradition. #KanjiSwami #Niyamsaar #TyaagDharma #BharatChakravarty #Vairagya #JainPhilosophy #AtmaGyaan #KevalGyaan #SelfRealization #SpiritualWisdom