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_ **Meaning:** Certainly, this Buddhist philosophy is conducive to falsehood (mithyatva) because considering the soul as momentary leads to the destruction of actions performed and the fault of acquiring actions not performed. ||34||
**Meaning:** Due to the absence of the unity of one soul-substance, there will be no transmission of vasana (latent tendencies). Because the sequence of objects is always and everywhere highly relevant. ||35||
**Meaning:** By assuming a soul with specific characteristics of action, there will be no auspicious or inauspicious activity, no inference, and due to uncertainty, there will be no direct evidence. In this regard, the theorist, motivating the momentaryist, has said as follows: ||36||
**Meaning:** Without the specific qualifier of "vijatya" (heterogeneous) in that soul with specific characteristics of action, there will be no recollection of past experiences.