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## Translation:
**Samarthyoga (35)**
Its resolution is this: This pratibha-jnana is not shruta-jnana, nor is it kevala-jnana, nor is it any other knowledge. Just as the dawn is distinct from night and day, yet it is not one of the two; similarly, this pratibha-jnana is the knowledge of the junction between shruta and kevala, it is distinct from both, yet it is not one of the two. (1) It cannot be called shruta-jnana, because it has such an excellent pratibha-sampanna lopa-shma, that it cannot be dealt with as shruta-jnana. (2) Nor can it be called kevala-jnana, because pratibha-jnana is lapa-shmik-upa-shma bhavarupa, and kevala-jnana is kshayik bhavarupa. And in pratibha-jnana, all dravya-paryaya cannot be known, while in kevala they can be known. Thus, there is a clear distinction between the two.
"Chenaiznitah sa tu katimëjnit: Ladya vinatrikhya vghu thai chhe" - Shri Adhyatma Upanishad and other darshanas also agree with this "pratibha-jnana". They call it "tarak-nirikshan" etc. Tarak means the one that saves from the ocean of births. Nirīkṣaṇa means the direct vision of the dṛṣṭa puruṣa. Thus, there is no fault in believing this pratibha-jnana, that is, it is true and right.
To explain the difference in samarthyoga, it is said:
"Dvidhayam dharmasannnyasayogasannnyasasangnitaha / Kshayopa-shamika dharmaha, yogah kayadi karma tu // 9 //"
This samarthyoga has two types: first, dharma-sannnyasa, and second, yoga-sannnyasa. Those dharmas which are kshapa-shmik are called dharma-sannnyasa; karma like kaya etc. is called yoga-sannnyasa. 9
**Vritti:**
These two types are called samarthyoga. How? Because the name "dharma-sannnyasa" arises from the combination of dharma-sannnyasa and sannnyasa. Similarly, the name "yoga-sannnyasa" arises from the combination of yoga and sannnyasa. And here, it is recognized in such a way that it is clearly identified, therefore it is considered as such. What are these dharmas? It is said that they are kshapa-shmik dharmas. These are dharmas like kshama etc. which arise from kshaya and upashma. And yoga is the activity of kaya etc. - karma like sarvakaran etc.