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**Translation:**
**Chapter 24**
The holy path of knowledge (Margaadhyayanam) teaches the pure and unparalleled Dharma, which is always self-guarded (Aatmagupta), with subdued senses (Daant-Jiteindriya), and free from the sources of false beliefs (Chinnasrot Mithyaatva), and free from the inflow of karmas (Aashrava).
**Commentary:**
What is this island of peace (Aashvaasadweepa)? Who is the person who teaches about it? The sutrakar says: The one whose soul is free from mental, verbal, and physical misconduct (Aatmagupta), who always controls the senses and mind (Daant-Jiteindriya), who is devoted to Dharma and meditation, who has destroyed the sources of the worldly cycle (Chinnasrot), and whose inflow of karmas (Aashrava) like violence (Praanaatipaata) etc. has ceased, such a person teaches the pure Dharma, free from all defects.
What kind of Dharma is it? It is complete (Pratipoorna), free from all parts (Niravayavata), free from all falsehoods (Sarvaviryata), the only cause for liberation (Mokshagamanaikahetu), and unparalleled (Aneedrisham).
**Chapter 25**
Those who do not know this Dharma, who are unwise (Abuddha) but think they are wise (Buddhmaanino), are far away from the true understanding (Samadhi).
**Commentary:**
Those who do not know this pure, complete, and unparalleled Dharma, who are devoid of wisdom (Aprabuddha), who think they are wise (Panditmaanino), and who believe that they are the only ones who know the truth of Dharma, are far away from the true understanding (Samadhi) which is based on right perception (Samyagdarshan). All such people are to be considered as belonging to other religions (Parateerthika).
**Chapter 26**
Those who eat (Bhocca), meditate (Jhaana), and sleep (Jhiyaayamti) without understanding this Dharma, are not in true understanding (Samadhi).