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Swasama vaktatvatadhikarah their definite form present to wish, in fact their that analytical analysis is not proved reasonable. Whether a certain knowledge is true or it is false. Their such critical thinking and ignorance itself is the best, such a consideration and as knowledge increases, so the defect also increases, it is not appropriate to believe because the critical thinking that is done in this way is also cognitive, on the basis of which that thinking progresses. In such a situation, the ignorant cannot even solve themselves from the ignorance which they consider the best. So when they themselves cannot solve, undoubtedly they are ignorant, then those who want to get knowledge from them, want to get theoretical education, how can they teach them - can solve their problem. As it has been said - they themselves are unsettled - without solution. It has also been said by the ignorant that all the teachings, theoretical education etc. are as groundless as the translation-following or recitation of Arya language by a mleccha, this is unreasonable because even the translation of someone else's language cannot be done without knowledge. The ignorant has also said that it is difficult-impossible to know the mental state of another. Therefore, the statement that ignorance itself is the best is also devoid of logic and reason, because when you say that ignorance itself is the best, you have to accept that you have the knowledge of the mental state of others, when you are inclined to teach others the doctrine of ignorance. If the mental state of others cannot be known, then how can your students who want to get knowledge-teaching from you, know your mental state, how can they assimilate your thoughts and thinking. Then why do you teach them the principles of ignorance. Other thinkers or philosophers also accept that the mental state of another can be known, understood, this is a clear example - the inner mind can be understood from the shape of a person, from the gesture, from the movement, from the action-activity, from the speech, from the changes or changes in the eyes, mouth etc.
In the forest, the foolish creature, the foolish follower.
Both these are ignorant, they suffer intense sorrow.
Commentary - In this way, those ascetics who are ignorant, are not capable of teaching themselves and others properly, so he illustrates it through an example -
Just as a certain foolish creature in the forest, who is unable to determine the direction, when such a one goes, and another foolish creature follows him, then both of them, being ignorant, suffer intense, unbearable sorrow.