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## Translation:
**106**
**Samantbhadra-Bharati**
[Chapter 10 has been considered. Therefore, due to the special nature of affirmation and negation, the Saptabhangi is being applied, leading to Syadvada. Thus, this is the correct position of Syadvada (because it does not contradict any logic or scripture). And therefore, O valiant Bhagavan! The conclusion we have reached, that "you are the infallible and authoritative source due to your statements that do not contradict logic or scripture," is impeccable - free from all objections.]
The purpose of Aapta-Mimamsa is as follows: This Aapta-Mimamsa is prescribed for those who desire the good.
For the understanding of the specific meaning of correct and incorrect teachings. ||114||
"Thus (in the scripture called 'Devagama', which has ten chapters), this Aapta-Mimamsa - the examination of the omniscient - is intended for those who desire the good - primarily for the Bhavyajivas who aspire for liberation and the three jewels (right faith, right knowledge, and right conduct) that are its cause - for the understanding of the specific meaning of correct and incorrect teachings. And thus, it is for the attainment of faith, knowledge, and conduct." Thus ends the tenth chapter of the Devagama Aapta-Mimamsa.
**Concluding Benediction for the Translator**
Whose righteous teachings in this world are marked by the infallible sign of Syadvada - not absolute monism but relative pluralism, hence never failing - full of compassion for all beings, possessing self-control, renunciation, and meditation. ||1||
Whose teachings are enriched by logic and evidence, free from all objections, and incomparable to all others. To that valiant one, we offer our salutations. ||2||
[Whose righteous teachings in this world are marked by the infallible sign of Syadvada - not absolute monism but relative pluralism, hence never failing - full of compassion for all beings, possessing self-control, renunciation, and meditation. ||1||
Whose teachings are enriched by logic and evidence, free from all objections, and incomparable to all others. To that valiant one, we offer our salutations. ||2||