How does one attain Samyak Darshan and how does one know that

In Jain philosophy, Samyak Darshan (right perception) is the first of the three jewels (Ratnatraya) essential for liberation. It is achieved by eliminating doubt and delusion about the nature of the soul, karma, and the universe, which is facilitated by studying the teachings of the Jinas and reflecting on their truths. The process involves a gradual purification of the mind, where one moves from Mithyā Darshan (wrong belief) to Samyak Darshan by developing a clear and direct perception of reality as it is. This right perception is characterized by an unwavering faith in the existence of the soul, the law of karma, and the path to liberation. One knows they have attained Samyak Darshan when they experience a firm conviction that is free from any skepticism or contradictions, leading to the subsequent pursuit of Samyak Jñāna (right knowledge) and Samyak Cāritra (right conduct). This progression is essential for the destruction of Ghātiyā karmas and ultimately for liberation (moksha).