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When is it called a pratishthita atma? It is when you combine the “I” with
“my.” The belief that
‘I am this’ indicates that ‘I’ is in the wrong location.
The belief that “This is all mine,” is the attachment. The
belief “I am not this” and “This is not mine,” is without
attachment. The association
with attachment is that of the pratishthit atma.
The Self is without any attachment. The pure ‘I’ never moves
from its location. The belief that ‘I am Chandulal’ and ‘this body
is mine’ is pratishthit atma.
Gnani
Purush Dadashri |
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