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The three types of unwavering (avachka) are called yoga, action, and fruit. They are like the arrow's aim. 34
Meaning: By relying on the virtuous (sadhu), the three unwavering (avachka) - yoga, action, and fruit - are heard. This is like the arrow's aim.
Commentary: The pure virtuous (sadhu) attains devotion... dear, yoga is unwavering... dear. Action is unwavering, dear. The fruit is unwavering, dear, says Chandraprabhu.
The three types of unwavering (avachka) - yoga, action, and fruit - are mentioned in the scriptures. These unwavering (avachka) are a type of subtle samadhi, a special type of knowledge. The type that arises due to the destruction of passions is a special type of intention, a special type of result of the three mental states. What is "avachka"? Aavachka is that which does not deceive, does not cheat, never becomes empty, does not miss, does not go astray, is unwavering, infallible, non-contradictory, like a magic arrow. Yoga is such that it never deceives, never misses, never goes astray, it is unwavering. Action is such that it never deceives, never goes in vain, never goes astray, it is unwavering. Fruit is such that it never deceives, never becomes empty, never goes astray, it is unwavering.
This supreme unwavering (avachka) is attained by relying on the virtuous (sadhu), that is, those who are adorned with true virtuous qualities, by relying on the true "muni", the wise person. This is how the relationship is to be understood. That is, the true virtuous (sadhu) - the true guru - is the unwavering (avachka) of yoga, meditation, and knowledge; it never deceives. It is unwavering, because yoga, action, and fruit are heard in the scriptures - "Chavashva: Jiyayaa; Staavadaha" - based on this statement. This is the subtle samadhi, because there is a text on its authority. This is a special type of intention due to the destruction of different passions. And this reliance on the virtuous (sadhu) - relying on the virtuous (sadhu), the virtuous (sadhu) are the munis; this is the supreme form, it is like the arrow's aim. The arrow's aim is non-contradictory due to its main purpose, it is not separate from the aim. (The arrow aims correctly, otherwise the aim cannot be achieved.) Thus, relying on the virtuous (sadhu) is unwavering. Its speed is non-contradictory; thus, its praise and other actions and its fruits are attained by relying on it, this is how it is, from the substance.