58 Aptavani-2
Akram Vignan: The eleventh wonder of the world There are two paths to attain liberation.
The original path is the Kramic path. In this path a person proceeds in an orderly manner. He climbs one step at a time as he renounces worldly things. But he has to climb each step. The other path is the Akram path. This path manifests once every million years and it is indeed, a wonder of this world. In this path you merely have to sit in an‘ elevator’ and go towards moksha( final liberation). In this path you are not required to acquire or renounce anything. It is a path of liberation that requires no effort; it is an‘ elevator’ path. It is a path for those who have tremendous punyas. The Gnani grants the‘ stamp of approval’( Gnan Vidhi) first and then you attain moksha. This path gives instant benefits. You cannot afford to leave anything pending to collect from this world. One needs instant‘ cash’( benefits) and this path will grant you just that.‘ This is the only cash bank in the world!’
In the Kramic path if you are in the company of spiritual people, you will climb five hundred steps but in the company of just one evil person, you can slip a thousand steps! You cannot depend on this path which also entails a lot of suffering, whereas this Akram path is a path of‘ safe-side’. There is no danger of falling out of the‘ lift’( an elevator) and you can go towards moksha even while living your worldly life, just as Emperor Bharat did. He fought battles, enjoyed his royal life and became liberated!
Lord Rushabhdev had one hundred sons. He granted diksha( initiation into monk hood) which led to moksha for ninety-nine of his sons. He placed the responsibility of running