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There is no difference between the worldly beings and the Siddhas in terms of pure Nayas. ||154||
**Meaning:** Thus, the concept of restraint and inflow for worldly beings is based on impure Nayas, but there is no difference for Siddhas even in pure Nayas. As stated earlier, the acceptance of impure Naigamadi Dravyarthic Nayas, which involves the purification of general and specific aspects and the acceptance of the nature of things, leads to the concept (consideration) of restraint and inflow for worldly beings. However, for liberated beings, there is no difference because they rely on pure Nayas, which are all-inclusive and synonymous. Therefore, there is no consideration of inflow and restraint there. In reality, impure Nayas consider the soul to be in the form of inflow, restraint, and synonyms. Pure Nayas consider the soul to be only in the form of knowledge, etc. According to them, there are no two distinctions of the soul, worldly and Siddha. They consider the soul to be different from inflow and restraint. ||154||
The destruction of karmas is called Nirjara. Nirjara is a synonym for karma and is not the soul, but the state by which Nirjara of karma occurs is the characteristic of the soul. ||155||