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The translation preserving the Jain terms is as follows:
Now the Aagamakara (scriptural author) generally propounds the doctrines of all those who believe in Ekantavada (absolutism) as being defective -
The persons who believe in other philosophical systems praise, describe and support their own philosophies, and criticize, condemn and denigrate the statements and views of others.
For example, the followers of the Samkhya philosophy criticize the Buddhists who believe in the origination, production and dissolution of all substances. Similarly, the Buddhists also criticize the Samkhyavadins. They say that what is eternal cannot perform any activity, nor can it do so successively or simultaneously. In the same way, other philosophers also behave, it should be understood.
The word 'tu' (but) used here indicates distinction and different order. These different philosophers praise their own philosophies and censure, condemn or denigrate the arguments of others. While doing so, they behave like scholars harboring mutual animosity. They propound specific arguments in support of their theoretical standpoints. In doing so, these theorists get deeply entangled in various ways in this world of four-fold destiny (Chaturgatimaya Samsara) which is full of diverse and strong bondages. They keep revolving in this Samsara forever.
Ahavaram purakkhayam kiriya vaidarisanam |
Kammachintapanatthanam samsarassa pavaddhanam || 24 ||
Translation - There is also another previously proclaimed doctrine of the Kriyavadins (ritualists). The contemplation on karma (karmic activity) is neglected or ignored by them. Their view leads to the perpetuation of the cycle of Samsara (transmigration).
The commentary explains that the Aagamakara is now presenting another philosophical view, that of the Kriyavadins, after dealing with the views of those who believe in Ekantavada. The Kriyavadins consider ritual activity as the primary means of liberation, but they have neglected the contemplation on karma. Therefore, their doctrine leads to the continuation of the cycle of Samsara.