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## Diimadrusti:
The **takhtaloha pad** (firm ground) is the **vyasavritti** (activity) of the **bhav** (emotion) that is **apratibandh** (unrestricted) (273). The **adyasavedya pad** (directly perceivable state) mentioned above is different from the **vedasavedya pad** (scripturally perceivable state), which exists in the previous four **drushtis** (perspectives) - **sthira** (stable), etc.
Due to the supreme influence of this **vedyasavedya pad**, the **jogi** (ascetic) with this **drushti** does not engage in **taptahapad** (burning state) activities, whether in **apaya** (hell) or **pap** (sin). Even if they engage in **nyasavritti** (activity of placing) due to **desh** (demerit) of **purvakarma** (past karma), this activity is like placing something on a hot iron. Just as one immediately feels a shock when placing their foot on a hot iron and does not stay there for long, immediately withdrawing it, similarly, the **mahaatma** (great soul) with this **drushti**, the **samyagdrusti purush** (person with right vision), is **pap-bhiru** (fearful of sin) and fears sin. Even if, due to the transgression of **karma**, they unknowingly engage in **himsa** (violence) or other **pap** (sin), they immediately feel a shock and do not stay in sin for long, immediately turning back - **pratikram** (repentance). They engage in this activity with **niraspana** (indifference) and **antarang khed** (inner regret), not from **atmabhav** (ego), nor from **nirvas parinam** (desire for results), but out of compulsion due to **purvakarma** (past karma).
This **samyagdrusti jeev** (soul with right vision) is **kayapati** (body-bound) and **kayapati** (body-bound), but their downfall is only through the **kaya** (body). They do not fall into **pap** (sin) through the **chitta** (mind) alone, and they do not engage in **papkriya** (sinful activity) with **chitta** (mind). Their **chitta** (mind) is in **moksha** (liberation), while their **sharira** (body) is in **sansar** (world). **Ri ma tanu** (This is the body). Therefore, all their activities related to **dharma** (righteousness), **artha** (wealth), etc., are **garup** (heavy). Their actions are like those of **Shri Krishna** and others, **udasina** (detached).
When **samyattva** (right conduct) arises in a **jeev** (soul), all their **sansari** (worldly) activities happen **rasarahit** (without attachment). There is no activity that causes **bhrant** (delusion) regarding **parmarth** (ultimate goal). As long as there is no **bhrant** (delusion) regarding **parmarth** (ultimate goal), **niraspana** (indifference) in other activities does not hinder **samyaktva** (right conduct).
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The **samyagdrusti jeev** (soul with right vision) appears to be engaged in the world, but they are bound by the previous **nibandhan** (bondage). **"Yatin pad vodhisattv: pavita na chittapatinastavdetadatrapi yuktimat // bhinnagranthestu yatpraayo moksha chitta bhavetanu / taray taras ivenndra chono golo hi mavat: "** - Shri Yogabindu.