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**Verse 189:**
**Meaning:** From the perspective of the impure Nay, the soul is bound and liberated. However, from the perspective of the pure Nay, there is neither bondage nor liberation of the soul.
**Verse 190:**
**Meaning:** A wise person should determine the nature of the soul through the principles of Anvaya (inclusion) and Vyatireka (exclusion) from the nine Tattvas.
**Verse 191:**
**Meaning:** This is the highest Adhyatma, this is the nectar, this is the highest knowledge, and this is called the supreme Yoga.
**Verse 192:**
**Meaning:** This is a more secret (guhya) than secret (guhyatar) truth, dependent on the subtle Nay. Therefore, it is not suitable to give this truth to those with limited understanding. For they often mock it.
**Verse 193:**
**Meaning:** This truth is not beneficial for people with limited understanding. It is like food for the weak and hungry, just as it is for a wheel.
**Chapter 18**
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