karma (deluding karma) is the principal karma to be destroyed. The two types of mohaniya karmas—Darshana mohaniya karman (perception deluding) and Charitra mohaniya karman (Conduct deluding)—can be destroyed by enlightenment and detachment. In the same way the karma arising out of anger can be destroyed by forgiveness. Since this is observable, there cannot be any doubt about it. Thus anyone who gives up strong opinions and viewpoints about various ideologies and follows the path enumerated above will attain liberation after a very few births. Part III (Conclusion) The part three ends Atmasiddhi with enlightenment of the disciple. He now understands the six fundamental steps. He is grateful to his guru and sings extolment and praise of his guru. Srimad then concludes by describing true teacher, true seeker and true religion. Receivers of the Atmasiddhi Shastra Shrimad considering only four persons as eligible, had given four copies of Shri Atmasiddhi Shastra made by Shri Ambalalbhai. One copy was sent to Shri Saubhagbhai in Sayla, one to Shri Lalluji Muni in Khambhat, one to Shrimadji's business partner Shri Maneklal Ghelabhai Jhaveri in Rangoon, and one for Shri Ambalalbhai himself. In this way, four people were given copies to read and reflect upon and along with that, they were instructed not to publicly mention Shri Atmasiddhi Shastra.This text was not published during Shrimad’s lifetime and therefore very few people even knew about it. Commentaries and translations See also Causes of Karma Dharma (Jainism) Jain Agamas Nirvana (Jainism) Types of Karma Further reading Atma-Siddhi : In Search of the Soul published by Vakils Feffer & Simons Pvt Ltd Atmasiddhi Shastra – The Six Spiritual Truths, a concise and complete commentary on Shri Atmasiddhi Shastra by Pujya Gurudevshri Rakeshji. Published by HarperCollins. References Notes Bibliography Jain texts Gujarati-language books 1896 poems