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Hetubhutanishedho na svanupakyavidhi na cha. Svabhavarnanana naivam avadherniyatatvatah ||80||
**Meaning:** Mokshavadhi is definite, therefore there is no prohibition of material that is the cause, nor is there a rule for the prohibition of the soul. Because of this, the description of the nature does not arise. ||80||
Na cha sarvatriko moksha sansarasyaapi darshanat. Na chanidam na tadvyakti vyanjako hetureva yat ||81||
**Meaning:** Samsara is visible, therefore moksha is not universal, and it should not be said that there is no clarity (expression) of that moksha at present. Because the cause = means that reveals moksha is there. ||81||
Mokshopayo'stu kintvasya nischayo neti chenmatam. Tan na ratnatrayasyaiva tathabhavavinischayata ||82||
**Meaning:** Even if there is a means to moksha, but there is no definite (specific) certainty of the means, if this is your opinion, then it is not true; because the Ratnatraya are definitely the means to moksha. ||82||
Bhavakaranaragadi pratipakshamadah khalu. Tadvipakshasya mokshasya karanam ghatate taram ||83||
**Meaning:** Attachment, etc., which are the causes of existence, are indeed the opposite. The opposite of that, moksha, becomes the cause. ||83||
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