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## 20 Samantabhadra-Bharati
[Chapter 1 is not included. Therefore, if we assume otherwise, there is no arrangement of truth or object, and this presents a serious flaw.]
**Due to the two-fold arrangement of reasons in the faultless acceptance of both and the inexpressible, duality is inseparable from the inexpressible.**
**The remaining three [categories] - the responses to the inexpressible - are broken down due to their own reasons.** || 16 ||
"The truth of the object is inexpressible due to the inability to speak about it, because it is in some way dependent on the four-fold [categories] of self, other, both, and neither, in the form of duality (both) - the form of being and non-being - or the form of existence and non-existence. And in some way, it is dependent on the four-fold [categories] of self, other, both, and neither, simultaneously. (In addition to these four) the remaining three categories - sadavaktavya, asadavaktavya, and ubayavaktavya - which are responses to being, non-being, and both, are also well-defined in some way due to their own reasons. That is, although the truth of the object is in some way unstable in relation to the four-fold [categories] of self, other, both, and neither, it is also inexpressible due to the inability to speak about it simultaneously in relation to the four-fold [categories] of self, other, both, and neither. Therefore, it is syadastyaavaktavya. Similarly, one should also know the two categories of syannaastyaavaktavya and syadasti-naasti-avaktavya."
**The dharma of existence is inseparable from the dharma of non-existence in a single dharma, because it is a qualifier. Just as a qualifier is inseparable from its opposite dharma (the dharma it qualifies).** || 17 ||
In a single dharma, the dharma of existence is inseparable from the dharma of non-existence - the dharma of existence cannot exist without the dharma of non-existence - because it is a qualifier. A qualifier is inseparable from its opposite dharma (the dharma it qualifies), just as (in the use of reason) there is samanyatva...