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Yoga-darsti-samuchaya meaning - Although the soul's nature is obscured, due to the force of its inherent nature, it is connected to its own true nature, and because of this, it is connected to its non-destruction.
Commentary - Although the soul's nature is obscured, due to the removal of the feeling of birth, etc., it is connected to its inherent nature; and therefore, it has "tatha-bhava" in the past, meaning it is connected to its non-destruction. In other words, the deluded one is less likely to attain non-destruction.
From time immemorial, the soul's nature has been obscured - it has been covered with dirt. Due to the attack of the mind, its nature has been obscured, suppressed, surrounded,
covered, but not fundamentally destroyed. The nature of the knowledge-nature of the true form is obscured by the separation from the dharma-like nature of the feet - the nature of the feet - or it is attached to the adharma-like mind, but the nature of the object, which is its own nature, is never fundamentally absent. It only happens that it is obscured - covered - by the consciousness that follows the mind. In other words, the soul followed the mind-like mountain, so it was obscured by karma. The nature-like "self-dharma" was abandoned, and it followed the mind-like "other dharma." Therefore, due to the attachment of the past in the form of karma, the other dharma made it truly "fearful" by causing it to wander in the world and suffer! "Other dharmas" are created by the mind, which is also accidental, meaning it is produced by a cause, and is therefore eternal from the beginning, and the cause-like "other effect" is subject-object-related, and is therefore finite. Thus, the mind-like adharma arises from the cause of the other effect, which is the object, etc., and therefore the soul, corrupted by the pure nature-like dharma, wanders in the world and becomes the doer of the other effect. Thus, the soul's nature is obscured - covered with dirt - by the other effect - the mind. (See page 494).
"The nature of the object, its own nature, is never fundamentally absent; it is only obscured by the consciousness that follows the mind." - Shri Devchandraji. "The consciousness that is in its own awareness, the doer, does not act in its own awareness, the doer, the effect." - Shri Atmasiddhi.
Just as the attack of the outer wheel causes chaos in the city, confusion spreads, self and other are not distinguished, and the kingdom of fear spreads everywhere due to anarchy, so the attack of the outer wheel in the form of the mind causes