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There is no rule for the collection of Gadashti, because there is a lack of such क्षपशम. That is, in the previous view, the previous view has merit, but in the previous view, the previous view does not have merit.
2. "Anudveg nahi kirya udveg re....Manmohan mere." - Gadashti 2
Similarly, here, the other mental defect called Udveg is avoided, and Anudveg is present. That is, in the work of self-interest, in the work of achieving the interest of others, there is no anxiety, boredom, or dislike. Even while sitting, the name of the dislike-absence that arises towards something is Udveg. (See page 85) That is, the man with Udveg gets up from that yogakriya - he runs away, and perhaps he has to do the action forcefully, like a royal order, he hurriedly finishes it, quickly finishes it! On the contrary, this man with this view has Anukreg. There is no anxiety-dislike towards Dharma Kriya, there is no hatred towards the means of attainment, so he does not take a bribe in Dharma Karya, he does not do what he has to do forcefully even though he does not want to, like a king's order, he does not quickly finish Dharma Kriya! He does not join his hands to God, he does not put two or three piles of rice, and he does not leave! But he has supreme love for that yogakriya-dharma kriya. He knows that this Dharma Kriya that I want to do is for my own self-welfare, I want to avoid the suffering of the cycle of birth and death through this yogasadhan. Since this is the case, the yogakriya priti, the muumukhu purush, does every Dharma Kriya with supreme joy, with indomitable enthusiasm and peace. He does Prabhubhakti with devotion, with supreme love. He serves the Sadguru-Sapurusha with supreme respect and humility. He listens to the scriptures with attention. He does Samayik, Pratikraman, etc. with proper purity. And this muumukhu yogi has this Anug with Akhed. Because only when there is Akhed, then Anudveg comes, so the defect of Khed that is removed in the first view, is also the same here. Thus, this yogi purush does not feel regret or fatigue while doing Dharma Pravritti.
3. Tattvajijnasa, the other quality called Jijnasa is revealed here. Jijnasa means the desire, eagerness, and anticipation to know the truth. To develop a desire to know the nature of the truth, to feel a longing, is true Jijnasa. The knowledge that is without true Jijnasa is superficial.