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**Meaning:** In the cessation of white meditation, he should continue to observe the suffering obtained from inflow, the nature of the world, the tradition of birth and death, and the result that occurs in matter, that is, he should continue to meditate on the same. ||81|| In the first two meditations, there is white leshya, in the third meditation called subtle action cessation, the supreme (bright) white leshya is considered; and the fourth aspect of white meditation has been declared by the Jinesvara Bhagavants as devoid of leshya. ||82|| The four signs of the white meditator who has pure yoga are said to be: avadha, asammoha, viveka, and vyutsarga. ||83|| Due to avadha, he does not tremble or fear from upsargas, due to asammoha, he does not get confused even in subtle matters and illusions. ||84|| Due to viveka, he sees himself as different from all connections, due to vyutsarga, the muni is born. ||85||