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**Meaning:** Those who have attained liberation (siddha) through means like other-gender (different attire from Jain practitioners) etc., have achieved this liberation through the foundation of equality. This equality leads to the attainment of the three jewels - right faith, right knowledge, and right conduct - resulting in the attainment of Jainhood. ||23|| This equality is also the fruit of knowledge that establishes all the principles in their respective places. Otherwise, that knowledge becomes ashes due to wrong attachment (kadagrah) just like sandalwood becomes ashes in fire. ||24|| If the life force of the person embodied in conduct departs due to the absence of equality, then the enthusiasm of people rushing to pay their respects to him is like a celebration of his death. ||25|| Any action that is performed by abandoning the principle of equality is like a seed sown in barren land, which does not yield the desired fruit. ||26||