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## The Examination of the Path and its Resultant Vision
**Katha Darsti Padanmimamsa, Atmatattvamimamsa**
(549) The inert and the conscious, this self is one, like the stationary and the mobile; sorrow, happiness, and mixed suffering arise, the mind contemplates and discerns. The Muni says, the self-principle is eternal, by seeing the self; the destruction of the done, the arrival of the undone, the defilement, is not seen by the foolish. Muni - Shri Anandghanji
(4) Some say, "This soul is momentary, know it." But believing so, the bondage, the arrangement of happiness and sorrow, will not diminish, bringing this thought to mind is necessary. (5) Some say, "There is no separate self-existence apart from the four elements." But the blind cannot see the cart, what fault is there in the cart? - Thus, the mind, fallen into the predicament of the confusion of the opinions of many disputants, does not attain tranquility, and without truly understanding the self-principle, it does not arise, how should the seeker of liberation act? "The worldly-minded say, the soul is momentary, know it, bondage, happiness, sorrow will not diminish, bring this thought to mind. Muni, the self-principle is separate from the four elements, there is no separate existence; the blind cannot see the cart, what fault is there in the cart? Muni, thus, the confusion of the opinions of many disputants, fallen into the predicament, does not attain tranquility; for that, I ask, without you, no one can tell the truth, Muni" - Shri Anandghanji.
Then, the inner self (or the Supreme Self) answers him, "Oh self! Abandon all partiality, and with the mind fixed on the one self-principle, free from attachment, aversion, and delusion, begin! Whoever contemplates this self, does not return to this, and knows that everything else is illusory, brings this principle to mind, therefore, the side that brings about the discrimination of body and soul is worthy of acceptance, and that is called the knower of the truth." Therefore, the inner self again speaks to him, "Oh self-form, Anandghan Prabhu! "Muni Suvrat! He who grants grace, "Let us attain the state of Anandghan."
"The world-teacher, in turn, speaks, abandon all partiality; free from attachment, aversion, and delusion, what is the self, fix your mind on it - Muni Suvrat, whoever contemplates the self, does not return to this, knows that everything else is illusory, brings this principle to mind. Muni, he who has discrimination, accepts that side, he is called the knower of the truth: Muni Suvrat, he who grants grace, let us attain the state of Anandghan. Muni" - Shri Anandghanji.
Thus, the examination of the path and the resultant vision arising from it, etc.