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English Translation (preserving Jain terms):
The self-proclaimed authorities and the ignorant do not doubt them, but accept them without any hesitation. Though they are afraid of the non-absolutist doctrine that provides liberation, and do not proceed in that direction, they accept the absolutist doctrine - which is against logic and reasoning, and is destructive in its consequences, as free from doubt and secure, and thus they enter the realms of karmic bondage. (2)
If that (deer) were to leap over the binding, or go beneath the binding, it would be freed from the fetters, but the dull-witted one does not see that.
Commentary: The author, not being satisfied with the previous example, presents another illustration to point out additional flaws. The term 'bandha' refers to the fence, snare or any kind of binding. If the deer, trapped in it, were to jump over it or cleverly get out from underneath, it could free itself from the fetters. But the ignorant, deluded one does not perceive this means of escape.
The self-harming one with harmful knowledge, having arrived at the uneven end, is bound by the fetters and there he meets his doom. (9)