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## **Translation:**
**1181:** A **chayaka** may attain **moksha** or may not. A **tirthankara** like **Baldev** may attain **chakravarti** status or may not.
**1182:** Those who have fallen from **sarvartha** (all-round attainment) are eligible to become **tirthankara** and **chakravarti**. They are also eligible to become **rama** (a type of liberated soul) by rule, and they attain **nirvriti** (liberation).
**Meaning:** Even though a **chayaka** may or may not attain the status of a **tirthankara** and **chakravarti** like **Baldev**, they are destined to attain **moksha** by rule.
**1183:** **Shakra** (Indra), his consort, **lokapala** (guardians of the world), **dakshinendra** (Indra of the south), and **lokantika** (celestial beings) - all these beings, by rule, fall from their celestial status and attain **nirvriti** (liberation) through the human path.
**Meaning:** The Indra of the **Soudharma** heaven, along with his consort, the **lokapala**, the **dakshinendra** like **Sanatkumar**, and the **lokantika** - all these beings, by rule, fall from their celestial status and attain **moksha** through the human path.
**1184:** Thus, I have spoken a little about the nature of **gati** (paths) and **agati** (non-paths) from the **sarasamya** (principle of equality) doctrine. It is permissible to explain the attainment of **nirvriti** (liberation) through the human path by rule.
**Meaning:** In this way, I have explained a little about the nature of **gati** (paths) and **agati** (non-paths) from the **sarasamya** (principle of equality) doctrine. It is permissible to explain the attainment of **moksha** through the human path by rule.