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**Bhavarth:** Because their auspicious outcome is not truly liberating like that of those who hold the view of liberation from the cycle of birth and death; nor is their interest in the commands of the liberated ones stable. ||10||
**Bhavarth:** The one who has moha-filled vairagya experiences a state of calmness, but it is only for the nourishment of their faults, because their inner being is filled with falsehood. Just as a hidden fever consumes the body's elements, so too does the calmness of a sadhaka whose inner being is filled with falsehood nourish their faults. ||11||
**Bhavarth:** Skill in worldly matters, but confusion in spiritual matters; self-indulgence, faulty reasoning, and praising the unworthy; self-exaltation, harming others, quarrelsomeness, and living a life of pride; covering up one's attachments, acting without restraint, and being indifferent to actions; attachment to qualities, forgetting kindness, lack of concern for the consequences, and forgetting one's dedication; faith, softness, arrogance, impatience, and lack of discernment. This is the list of characteristics of the second type of vairagya. ||12-15||