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Purpose 223 – Definition of Truth 225 – Avoidance of Opposition and the Nature of Permanence 22 – Description of Previously Stated Permanent Nature through Second Definition 229 – Support for the Nature of Many-sidedness 230 – Second Definition 231 – Statement of the Purpose of Bondage 232 – Exception in the General Statement of Bondage 233 – Nature of the Result 238 – Characteristic of Substances 239 – Thought about Time 243 – Nature of Qualities 244 – Nature of the Result 245 – Differences of Results and the Aspect of Reliance 246.
Chapter 6, Page 250 to 279: Description of Asrava through the Description of the Era 250 – Differences of Groups and Their Kinds 251 – Differences of Fruits of Yoga by Different Types of Masters 254 – Differences of Karmic Asrava as Contextual 255 – While the Cause of Bondage is the Same, the Specialties Arising from Result Differences in Karmic Bondage 258 – Two Types of Authority 260 – Statement of Different Bondage Purposes of Each Type of Karmas from Eight Types 263.
Chapter 7, Page 280 to 331: Nature of Vows 280 – Differences of Vows 283 – Sentiments of Vows 283 – Understanding of Sentiments 285 – Other Some Sentiments 287 – Nature of Violence 289 – Nature of Falsehood 296 – Nature of Theft 297 – Nature of Non-Brahminhood 298 – Nature of Possession 299 – Primary Qualification to Become a True Observer of Vows 300 – Differences of Conditions 301 – Description of Early Vows 302 – Excess of Right Vision 307 – Number of Excesses in Vows and Conduct and Their Description in Order 309 – Description of Charity 319.
Chapter 8, Page 337 to 344: Indication of Bondage Purposes 322 – Definition of Bondage Purposes 324 – Nature of Bondage 325 – Types of Bondage.