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## Muktatatvamimansa: Bhavanityatva Sathe Mukta Asambhav: Aavantara Siddhi
**Discussion**
If you say that the state of liberation is not from the essence of the state, then how will that state arise as a perception (pratiti) due to the lack of a condition? Therefore, the proponent says, "This may be true, but this state perception is false." What then? The response is that there is no evidence present regarding this false state.
Above, it was proven through pure logic how the two states of the soul, the worldly and the liberated, can arise. And the argument for the eternal state was refuted.
Therefore, the proponent of the eternal state says, "You may have proven those two states and shown the state, but that state is not from the essence." The scholar responds with logical arguments, "Well, if that state is not from the essence, then how will that state arise as a perception (pratiti) due to the lack of a cause? How will this perception of the worldly state and this liberated state arise?" Therefore, the proponent, cornered, says, "This may be true, but this state perception is false." What then? The response is, "You say that this state perception is false, but what is the evidence for that? There is no evidence here."
**Verse 203**
**Yogijnanam tu manam chet tadavasthantran tu tat; tatah kim bhrantmetatsyadanyatha siddhasadhyata.**
**Meaning:** If you say that yogic knowledge is the evidence, then that yogic knowledge is a change of state. What then? If this yogic knowledge is false, then its non-false nature is the established conclusion, meaning the existence of a difference in states is proven.
**Explanation:**
If you say that yogic knowledge is the evidence here, then that yogic knowledge is a change of state. What then? The proponent says, "This yogic knowledge is false." The response is, "If it is not false, then its non-false nature is the established conclusion, meaning the existence of a difference in states is proven."