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**Fault**
From fault
Man
Faultless
In the absence of fault
Man
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From self-depreciation
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Soul with the fault of division of the soul
Self-depreciation - division fault in the absence
Nature
Situated
Soul
And this is how it is appropriate to say -
5 स्वभावोऽस्य स्वभावो यन्निजा सत्चैव तत्त्वतः । भावावधिरयं युक्तो नान्यथातिप्रसङ्गतः ॥ १९२॥
Fault
Nature is that nature, truly its own existence; This is appropriate for the limit of feeling, not otherwise, due to excessive implication. 192
Yoga-Sutra-Samuccaya
Meaning: - The nature of this soul is that nature, because truly its own existence is nature. This nature is appropriate for the limit of feeling (the limit of feeling); otherwise not, due to excessive implication.
Discussion
The nature of this soul is its own nature, and from the ultimate - from the truth, what is its own existence is nature. This nature is appropriate for the limit of feeling, that is, the limit of the feeling is appropriate - otherwise it is not appropriate, because the fault of excessive implication arises.
Above, it was said that the soul is free from fault because of its nature, what is that nature? Its clear limit is shown here. The nature of this soul is its own nature. That is, the way it exists from the ultimate - from the truth, that is nature. In the way
Vritti: - Self-awareness - the nature of this soul, its own nature - nature, because, what is said? That is - its own existence from the truth, from the ultimate, the limit of feeling is appropriate; otherwise - otherwise it is not appropriate, for what reason? That is, due to excessive implication.