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Gadashtisamuchya means that contradictory arguments based on conjecture refute each other. Sankhya refutes Shaiva and Bauddha, and Bauddha refutes Sankhya and Shaiva. This cycle of refutation continues, and the question remains unresolved, leaving the donkey in the well! (3) And there is no difference between the feeling and the fruit. That is, there is no difference in the fruit from the ultimate truth. (4) Because whatever the specific form of the omniscient may be, the fruit of the worship of the omniscient, which is in the form of qualities, is the same, and it is the ultimate fruit in the form of liberation. Therefore, since the fruitfulness is only due to the respect for the omniscient God, whoever worships him with true feeling will receive that fruit. So what is the point of the false debate about the specific form of the omniscient? What is the point of this useless fight?
Thus, since the omniscient is manifested and attained through the specific, no one is truly omniscient. Then, who can see or know that there is a difference in the omniscient? Therefore, accepting the unity that is proven, and leaving the talk of the specific, is the most appropriate and beneficial for all beings, and it is what the liberated yogis should do from the ultimate truth, from the soul.
Therefore, even from the general point of view, he who accepts him as the omniscient, without any hypocrisy, is equal to him in that respect, for the wise. (106)
Meaning: Therefore, even from the general point of view, whoever truly accepts this omniscient, is equal to him in that respect, for the wise.
Commentary: Therefore, even from the general point of view, whoever accepts this omniscient, whoever accepts him, is equal to him in that respect, for the wise.
x "Anadishuddha iti adiryasch bhedo'sya kalpyate. Tattattantranusaarena manye so'pi nirarthaka. Visheshasyaparignaanadyaktinam jativadatah. Prayo virodha jamela% mavatah"—Shri Haribhadrasuri-chrit Shri Yogabindu.