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**Knowledge of Differentiation through Steadfast Vision and Nine Tattvas**
(469) And the karmic actions of merit and demerit, which are parts of it, are to be abandoned, they are worthy of renunciation. (P-6) The non-living being, which is worthy of renunciation, is the cause of the inflow of passions, and it is the cause of bondage, which is the grasping and acceptance of the nine tattvas, through the knowledge of differentiation, therefore, both are worthy of renunciation. (7-8-9) Restraint and knowledge of differentiation, which are the means of purification, are the cause of the destruction and weakening of the non-living being, which is worthy of renunciation, and the ultimate destruction and weakening of the non-living being, which is worthy of renunciation, is liberation for the soul, therefore, these three tattvas are to be adopted. This adoption of knowledge of differentiation makes a person with right vision. (See - Shri Amritchandracharya's Tattvarthasar). Thus, from the true meaning, from the ultimate meaning, from the body and all other things, the inherent light shines forth, which, "like the golden thread in a garland of many colors, does not abandon its oneness, even though it is made up of nine tattvas!" To experience the knowledge of differentiation of this pure soul, which is the distinct light, to experience it, to manifest the knowledge of the self, is right vision, rightness, or samyaktva. (See p. 40)
"The glory of righteousness does not rise, nor does it set, its measure is not known anywhere, nor does it go into the cycle of deposits. What else can be said about this all-pervading abode, when the experience is attained, duality does not appear."
- Shri Amritchandracharya's Shri Samayasar Kalash Nay Nikshepe Re Jeh Na Jaaniye, Navi Jihan Prasare Praman Shudd Swaroope Te Brahma Dakhave, Keval Anubhav Bhan...Veer Jineshwar Parmeshwar Jaye. Alak Agochar Anupam Arthane, Kenun Kahi Jaane Re Bhed? Sahaja Vishuddha Re Anubhav Vayan Je, Shastra Te Sagalo Re Khed Veer. - Shri Anandghanji
There are also other external signs of right vision, which are the manifestation of this experience of the soul; and they are five: tranquility, enthusiasm, detachment, compassion, and faith. (See - p. 41-42). These qualities of tranquility, etc., are also signs of right vision from an external perspective; if they are present along with the experience of the soul, tranquility, etc., or rightness, then they are qualities, otherwise they are external signs, the appearance of qualities. In other words, tranquility, etc., are not signs of right vision if there is no experience of the soul. Its concise form is as follows: (1) Tranquility is the mind's relaxation in the passions, that is, the calming of the passions. Or, it is the absence of the desire to punish those who have committed offenses, it is the calming of anger and the practice of forgiveness.
(2) Enthusiasm - (a) Extreme enthusiasm in the dharma of the soul and in the fruits of dharma, (b) affection for the righteous, (c) love for the supreme beings, is enthusiasm. For example - (a) The soul itself is the only dharma, or the experience of the pure soul is the only dharma, and its fruit