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Meaning: For one who performs pure actions through the combination of faith, clear intellect (nirmalbuddhi), etc., they become the cause of unblemished liberation, as they do not transgress the path of knowledge. Actions performed with complete knowledge and in accordance with the scriptures, combined with intense faith in the words of the Jinas, a mind capable of grasping subtle meanings, and the virtues of patience, concentration, and contemplation, etc., all contribute to the attainment of unblemished liberation. This is because these actions, such as kayotsarga, do not violate the path of knowledge, but rather become a part of it. They lead to the cessation of mental activity and the destruction of karma. ||20||
Meaning: During the practice of yoga, yogis require pure actions for purification of the mind. However, upon the maturity of knowledge, only tranquility (sama) is required, as stated by other schools of thought. ||21||
Meaning: For a muni who desires to ascend the path of yoga, actions are considered the cause. However, once the muni has attained yoga, tranquility becomes the cause. ||22||