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**Verse 32**
**Translation:** The statement (vada) of the collection (sangrahanaya) that grasps the absolute (dhruva vastu) states that the soul (atma) is pure light (jyotiswaroop) - free from bondage (bandha) and liberation (moksha) - pure light (jyotirman). ||32||
**Verse 33**
**Translation:** O Lord, the Soul (Atman)! I am afraid of your illusory form (mayamay roop) which is full of worldly attachments (prapancha), accumulations (sanchay), and afflictions (klishta). Therefore, be pleased with me and reveal your pure form (shuddh roop). ||33||
**Verse 34**
**Translation:** The one who knows the world (vyavaharavit) believes that the soul (atma) is one with the body (deha), because the soul (atma) experiences pain (vedana) etc. due to the attainment of some form (moortata). The one who knows the world (vyavaharavit) - that is, the one who follows the practical path (vyavaharanayavadi) - says, "The soul is inseparable from the body." However, the one who follows the path of certainty (nishchayanayavadi) refutes this statement, saying, "The soul is different from the body." But before this statement, the one who follows the practical path (vyavaharanay) supports his statement by arguing, "The soul is (in some way) inseparable from the body, because when someone strikes the body with a stick, etc., the pain (duhkha) is experienced by the soul."