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## Translation:
**Chapter 2.39 of the Brihatpratyakhyanasamstara**
If your mind is not fit to contemplate, then you should only engage in pure conduct.
**Verse 83:**
*Previously, you had the intention of performing austerities, but you did not follow through. Now, with your mind and intellect, you should accept death with the impurities of the kṣayās (passions) still present.*
**Meaning:** O क्षपक (Kṣapaka), you should have previously performed austerities and renounced the desire for happiness in this world and the next. Now, with direct and indirect (inferential) knowledge, you should firmly believe in the Āgama (scripture), abandon the kṣayās, and practice the conduct of Samadhi-death with forgiveness.
**Verse 84:**
*Even those who have practiced for a long time, when they reach the time of death, fall back due to the weight of their past karma.*
**Meaning:** O क्षपक (Kṣapaka), understand that even those who have practiced for a long time, when they reach the time of death, fall back due to the weight of their past karma. They are deprived of the three jewels (Right Faith, Right Knowledge, and Right Conduct). Therefore, be careful.
**Verse 85:**
*Therefore, a person who is diligent and has the intention of attaining liberation should be free from the kṣayās.*
**Meaning:** Therefore, a person who is diligent and has the intention of attaining liberation should be free from the kṣayās.