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He who violates and is himself violated by others, and also receives (enjoys) that-that fruit. ||39|| This experience is the witness, the subject of the relation of vyavritti and anvay. The arguments of the one-sided partisans are mutually destroyed. ||40||
Meaning: In this matter, experience concerning anvay and vyatireka is the witness, and the one-sided arguments are mutually contradictory. ||40||
From the act of inflicting pain, from the destruction of one's own body, and from evil consequences; thus, three types of violence are mentioned in the Jinaagama. By believing in this way, that violence is not without cause or merely imaginary, but is caused. ||41||
Meaning: From inflicting pain on others, from destroying one's own body, and from evil consequences; thus, three types of violence are mentioned in the Jinaagama. By believing in this way, that violence is not without cause or merely imaginary, but is caused. ||41||
The fault lies with the awakening of the karma of the being to be killed, not with the killer. And in the absence of that killer, one would have to kill another killer anyway, so if anyone says this, it is useless talk. ||42||
Meaning: The fault lies with the awakening of the karma of the being to be killed, not with the killer. And in the absence of that killer, one would have to kill another killer anyway, so if anyone says this, it is useless talk. ||42|| 128
Adhyatma Sara