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( IX ) the gravels at the bottom of the grugling stream of strong currents are rubbed off by being drifted from place to place, so the angularities of the Jiva sunk in the ocean of Samsar are also rubbed off by being driven from womb to womb, from region to region, under the strong pressure of Karma-causality. In this way with the rubbing off of the angularities and thinning out of the gross meterial veil and covering, when the jiva gets a comparatively improved vision into its own nature and ideal, it struggles to work out its own emancipation as a free-centre of originátion. All these and such allied subjects as Rebirth and the like which are required to determine our place and function in the world, have been discussed with comparative ditails up till Chapter XXVI on the *Classification of Karmas' with which end the enquiries into the constitution of Right Knowledge.
From Right knowledge of our ultimate Ideal, of our place and function in the world, arises the possibilites of Right Conduct which is imperative in the attaiment of the Ideal. And the enquiries into the constitution
