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Even in the case of karma, enjoyment, and objects of enjoyment, the practitioner should understand the system of the *naigama* and other *nayas* from this perspective. ||80||
**Meaning:** The soul experiences both *saataavedaniya* and *asaataavedaniya* karma, and due to the acceptance of the *vyavahara* perspective, it also experiences enjoyment of objects like garlands, clothes, ornaments, women, etc. The *naigama* (a *naya* that considers multiple possibilities) and other *nayas* like *sangraha* and *vyavahara* should also be understood from this perspective, i.e., through the framework of the *visheshgrahi* *naya*. In other words, scholars should carefully plan and understand these *nayas*. ||80||
The soul, being the *vibhu* (pervasive) due to the *shuddha* *naya*, is also the doer of pure actions, because this *shuddha* *naya* considers the soul as the doer based on the activity of pure moments. ||81||
**Meaning:** The soul, being pervasive due to the *shuddha* *naya*, is also the doer of pure actions, because this *shuddha* *naya* considers the soul as the doer based on the activity of pure moments. ||81||
When the kingdom of non-disturbance prevails and the state of *vishabhaga* is destroyed, the soul engages in the creation of pure nature. ||82||
**Meaning:** When the kingdom of non-disturbance prevails and the state of *vishabhaga* is destroyed, the soul engages in the creation of pure nature. ||82||
Chapter Eighteen
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