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Yoga-Dristi-Samuccaya
Just as many people are dependent on one king, even though they are different in terms of nearness and distance, they are all his servants. 107
Meaning - Just as there are many dependents of a king, but despite the difference in nearness and distance, they are all his servants;
The above discussion has been supported by a well-known example, which shows the oneness of all omniscient devotees. Just as there is a king, and there are many men who serve him, some of these dependents are close to the king, some are far away, some are ministers, some are advisors, some are soldiers, some are clerks, some are attendants, etc. There is a difference in rank according to the appointment of these men. But all these men who are dependents of the king are servants of the same king. There is no difference in their servitude. Some may have a higher position, some may have a lower position, but all of them are counted among the servants - the servants. They are all called government servants as one class.
The Dristika people say - All those who believe in the omniscient principle are to be known as omniscient, even though they are different in their conduct. 108
Re-explanation - Just as there are many dependents of a king, even though they are different in terms of nearness and distance, they are all his servants. In the same way, all those who believe in the omniscient principle, even though they are different in their conduct, are to be known as omniscient.