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Adananamaka Study Translation - Those men who do not engage with women, who are Brahmachari, are the first to attain liberation (Adimoksha). Those who are free from bondage do not desire a life of non-restraint (Asanyama).
Commentary - These great souls (Mahasattva) understand that engaging with women is a cause of bitter consequences (katuvipaka). Women are obstacles (argala) on the path to liberation, they are the cause of wandering in the world (sansaravithi). They are the capitals of unrestraint (avinya), filled with hundreds of deceitful traps (kapatajala). They possess great power to enchant (mahamohanshakti). Therefore, those who do not desire to engage with them are superior to others. They are virtuous (sadhu) and attain liberation first (adimoksha). They are free from all dualities (dwandva). Here, the word 'hu' is used in the sense of understanding. Accordingly, such men should be understood as those who attain liberation first (adimoksha). This means that those who have abandoned all forms of unrestraint (avinya) and the cause of such unrestraint, which is engaging with women, are dedicated to achieving the ultimate goal of liberation (moksha). Here, the word 'adi' signifies the primary (pradhana). Accordingly, these men are not only dedicated but also free from the bondage of women (stripaashabandhana) and therefore free from all karmic bondage (karmabandhana). They do not desire a life of non-restraint (asanyama) or anything else like possessions (parigraha). Or, they have abandoned the desire for worldly pleasures and are dedicated to virtuous conduct (sadanushthana). These men, who are absorbed in liberation (moksha), do not desire to live for a long time (dirghakala).
Life (jivitam) is a burden (piththo), they attain the end of karma (kammuna). Those who are confronted with karma (kammuna) are guided by the path (maggamanusasai).
Shadow - Having made life (jivitam) secondary (piththata), they attain the end of karma (kammuna).
Those who are confronted with karma (kammuna) are guided by the path (maggamanusasai).
Translation - Virtuous men (satpurusha) remain detached from life (jivitam) and destroy karma (karma) like the veil of knowledge (jnaanavaran). Through their pure conduct (pavitra acharana), they are face-to-face with liberation (moksha) and are practitioners of liberation (moksha sadhaka). They discipline (anusasana) and teach (shiksha) the path to liberation (moksha marg).
Commentary - Another point - They disregard (anadrutya) life (jivitam) which is a life of non-restraint (asanyama) or disregard life (jivitam) which is the characteristic of maintaining the breath (pranadharana). They are dedicated to virtuous conduct (sadanushthana) and attain the end (anta) of karma (karma) like the veil of knowledge (jnaanavaran) etc. Or, they attain the end (anta) of karma (karma) -