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## Mahapratyakhyana Prakirnak
**(15)** The (Jiva) alone performs karma, and alone experiences its fruits. Alone it is born, dies, and alone it goes to the afterlife.
**(16)** This eternal 'Atma' alone, endowed with knowledge and vision, is my (self), and all other substances, endowed with the characteristic of 'Samyoga', are external (par) to me.
**(17)** Due to the 'Samyoga' relationship, Jivas experience the cycle of suffering. Therefore, (the seeker) should renounce all 'Samyogic' relationships in all three ways.
**(18)** I condemn and renounce 'Asanyama', ignorance, 'Mithyatva', and the sense of 'Mamatva' (mine-ness) inherent in all Jivas and Ajiva. I know all kinds of 'Asanyama', unreliability, and 'Mithyatva'. Therefore, I renounce all forms of 'Mamatva' and seek forgiveness from all.
**(20)** The Tirthankaras know all the offenses I have committed in all situations. Therefore, I am present to criticize them completely.
**(21)** Maya, whether it is born or unborn, is worthy of renunciation. Through condemnation and renunciation, it will not be reborn again.
**Note:**
* 'Jiva' refers to the soul or living being.
* 'Karma' refers to actions and their consequences.
* 'Samyoga' refers to the relationship between the soul and matter.
* 'Asanyama' refers to non-restraint or indulgence.
* 'Mithyatva' refers to false belief or wrong understanding.
* 'Mamatva' refers to the sense of 'mine-ness' or attachment.
* 'Tirthankara' refers to a spiritual teacher or prophet in Jainism.
* 'Maya' refers to illusion or delusion.