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## Introduction
It is not possible. Therefore, one should not consider nouns (words) as indicative of meaning, but should accept them as indicative of truth (external meaning).
In the next three verses (85-87), the author strongly supports his aforementioned statement by stating that every object has three nouns: Buddhisanjna, Shabdasanjna, and Arthasanjna. These three nouns are respectively the speakers of Buddhi, Shabda, and Artha, and from them the listener receives three types of knowledge: reflective Buddhi, Shabda, and Artha. Therefore, the word "Jiva" is not only the speaker of Jivabuddhi or Jivashabda, but also the speaker of Jivaartha, Jivashabda, and Jivabuddhi. In reality, the three types of knowledge that are reflected in them make it clear that the three nouns have three meanings. The implication is that every object is of three types: Buddhi-atmak, Shabda-atmak, and Artha-atmak. And the three nouns that are the speakers of these three are mentioned above. In this way, all nouns (words) are with their meanings.
Although the argument (of being a noun) mentioned above is invalid for the scientist, because for him there is no noun (word) other than science. For him, the author says that when we speak, listen, or know, we are called the speaker, listener, or knower, and these three are different, not one. And the three have different functions. The speaker speaks the sentence by knowing the object, the listener listens to it and understands it, and the knower defines the object in the form of word and meaning. These three are completely different functions of the three. How can a scientist dare to misinterpret these experienced objects? In such a situation, he cannot say that the argument is invalid or has other flaws. If he calls these experienced objects (object, speaker who is the receiver of the object, and listener) as illusions, then how can his science and supporting evidence escape being classified as illusions?