तत्त्वार्थ सूत्र (मोक्षशास्त्र - संस्कृत सूत्र एवं हिन्दी व्याख्या)

EPILOGUE
It would be most appropriate to give here an excerpt from Reality,
the English translation of Āchārya Pujyapāda's 'Sarvārtha-
siddhi' – a commentary on Āchārya Umāsvami's 'Tattvārthādhi-
gama Sūtra' (p. 290):
“ This exposition of ultimate reality, the essence of the
supreme and immortal teachings of Lord Jina, called
Sarvārthasiddhi by the learned, deserves to be
contemplated incessantly by the venerable, seeking celestial
happiness and eternal bliss.
Those who listen to and study with devotion this great
commentary, describing the true nature of reality, have in
their palms the final beatitude of supreme attainment.
What, then, is there to be said about the happiness of the
lords of men and of devas!¹
I bow with great devotion to Lord Mahavira, who has
expounded the entire reality with his infinite knowledge in
an indisputable manner, who is endowed with supreme
attributes, and who is worshipped by human beings and
devas.”
¹ The idea is that it is considerably easy to secure these ephemeral
goals rather than the ultimate goal of the ambrosial happiness of
supreme bliss.
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