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- When the collection of yogadristi (yogic vision) and bhavamala (emotional impurities) becomes less, then it "g" (soul) escapes. - When bhavamala is washed away and becomes one, then such an opportunity is found. When such "punya pandur (merit) is revealed", then the association of a virtuous person happens. "Now the master serves that presence, whose merit is revealed" (Yashvijayaji). Just as the luster of a gem shines brighter as the dirt is removed, similarly, as the inner dirt of bhavamala is removed from the soul, its ability to attain dharma (righteousness) shines brighter and brighter, and the inner light of the soul shines brighter and brighter.
"The soul should repeatedly think about the causes that are obstacles to well-being. It should repeatedly think about and eliminate those causes, and without following that path, well-being cannot be attained. Mal (dirt), viksep (distraction), and ajnana (ignorance) are the three defects of the eternal soul. By obtaining the words of a wise person and thinking about them appropriately, ignorance is eliminated. Simplicity, forgiveness, the same as the father's fault, aparabh (non-attachment), and alpaparigrah (minimal possessions) are the means to eliminate mal. Extreme devotion to a wise person is the means to eliminate viksep."
- Shrimad Rajchandra Patranka 368 (449) Thus, as the soul becomes pure by removing the dirt, its ability to attain the right path increases, and attracted by that ability, it gets the opportunity of a virtuous person in the form of a good cause. The meaning is that as the soul removes its impurities, it increases its ability to attain the right path, and by serving and worshipping the best causes like the sadguru (true teacher), it attains that path. - "Those who are impure are wandering, when the pure cause plays on the soul, then the doer takes the house... Shri Simandhar." - Shri Devchandraji
To support the natural object, he says in a way that emphasizes the difference:
नास्मिन् घने यतः सत्सु तत्प्रतीतिर्महोदया।
किं सम्यग् रूपमादत्ते कदाचिन्मन्दलेोचनः ॥३६॥
Vritti - O ignorant people, this bhavamala, dense and strong, therefore, because, towards the good people, tatpratiti (its perception). (When this bhavamala is dense and strong, then there is no perception of the good people). What kind of perception is it? For that, it is said - mahaday (great compassion), abhyudaya (progress) etc. are the means of achieving it, so it is mahaudaya (great progress). From the opposite object, the same meaning is said - who can take it in the right form? - complete with characteristics, expressions, etc. The meaning is that a person with weak vision, like a blind person, cannot see it because of his weak senses.