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The Bhagavants have prohibited all (actions with) causation. ||7|| Due to the absence of pranidhana (concentration of mind) etc., the action of a man without adhyavasaya (firm resolve) is called ananushthana, like the activity of a mind devoid of sammoochhim (awareness) or an action done in imitation. ||8|| The term "oghasanjna" here refers to the general knowledge that is the binding factor, and "lokasanjña" refers to the path of the faultless sutras, which is independent of the path of the faultless sutras. ||9|| The one who acts due to oghasanjna does not depend on the world, the sutras, or the guru's words; he does something or the other without the firm resolve of his soul. ||10|| Those who argue that the destruction of tirthas (sacred places) would occur in the search for the pure, call the respect and faith in the customs of the world as lokasanjña. ||11|| 98
Adhyatma Sara