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## Chapter 9
36. For understanding the establishment of the consequences of the actions of obedience, [it is said]: "Dharmya."
37. "The former knowers are white."
38. "The Kevalins are others."
39. "The arguments of separateness, subtle actions, the cessation of the practice of actions, and the cessation of actions."
40. "The three-one, the yoga-kaya, the yoga, and the a-yoga."
41. "In the beginning, with the support of one, with deliberation and reflection."
42. "The second is without reflection."
43. "Deliberation is the heard."
44. "Reflection is the meaning, the expression, the yoga, and the transition."
45. "The Samyakdrishti Shravakas, the Vira, the Ananta, the Viyojaka, the Darshan, the Mohakṣapaka, the Upaśama, the Kopaśānta, the Mohakṣapaka, the Kṣīṇa, the Moha, the Jinas, are gradually free from countless qualities."
46. "The Pulaka, the Kushakusha, the Ula, the Nigrantha, the Snātaka, the Nirgrantha."
47. "The Samyama, the Shruta, the Pratisevna, the Ati-tirtha, the Linga, the Leshya, the Upāpāda, the Sthāna, are attainable by choice."
## Chapter 10
1. "From the destruction of delusion, from the destruction of the covering of knowledge and the inner obstacles, comes Kevala."
2. "From the destruction of the causes of bondage, from the destruction of karma, comes complete liberation from karma, Moksha."
3. "And from the absence of the auspicious, etc., and the state of being."
4. "Except for Kevala, Samyaktvagyanadarshan, and Siddhatva."
5. "After that, it goes upwards, towards the light."
6. "From the previous practice, from the non-association, from the cutting of bondage, and from the transformation of the path."
7. "Like a potter's wheel that has been turned, like a water-filled pot that has been emptied, like a castor oil plant, like a new fire flame."
8. "From the absence of the Dharmastika."
9. "The Kṣetra, the Kāla, the Gati, the Linga, the Tirtha, the Charitra, the Pratyekabuddha, are attainable."
"From the knowledge of the Kabuddha, from the understanding of the knowledge, from the inner number, from the multitude."