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**Conclusion: Shreyavighaprashanti and Continuous Giving: Kalash Kavya**
(759) In order to bring about the influence of the Supreme Being, the virtuous teachers, the good men, have given the knowledge of this virtuous scripture for the sake of the peace of the Shreyavins. So be it!
"Filled with their own desires, with the qualities of yoga-bhaav, the wise followers of Shri Nayavijay, the readers, are praised." - Sakshat. 88
- Conclusion Kalash Kavya -
The ocean of many scriptures, like the Vasantatilaka Sagar, was churned, this beautiful, well-written scripture, full of wisdom, emerged. The wise ones extracted the nectar from the ocean of milk, the wise Shri Haribhadra planted it. 167
The essence is like pure butter, this is the essence of the scripture. The wise one has summarized it concisely, the meaning of the self, the meaning of the world, the meaning of the Supreme. 168
The summary is the complete path, this is an unprecedented, excellent power of synthesis. The seed is in the tree, and the tree is in the seed. 169
Each sutra is a treasure trove, in the point, the accomplished is known. For the sake of guidance, the wise one has explained it in detail. 170
The yogis are like the light that illuminates the world, the nectar of nectar, Shri Haribhadra Deva. Oh, what can be said about his speech? What can be said about the greatness of Vamana in the realm of heaven? 171
For those who are engaged in the cycle of action, this is beneficial and useful. This scripture of yoga is the right of those who are seeking liberation from the world through the self. 172
Those who are engaged in the cycle of action, those who are followers of the true Dharma, are free from hatred, they love God, the Guru, and the twice-born. They are humble, compassionate, and have conquered their senses. 173
Those who have received the good qualities from their parents, who are the light of their family, those sons of good families, who are well-behaved, do not take on the qualities of their family. 174
The eight qualities, such as Shreshtha, are clearly evident. Desire, action, and the two Yamas are present. The yogis are known as those who are engaged in the cycle of action, who are eager for the stability and attainment of the Yamas. 175
The actions of the senses, the cycle of karma, are for the sake of others. Now, the cycle of action for the sake of the self has emerged. The self is the action of the self, the self is the action of the self, the great soul acts from the self. 176
The nature of the self is not destroyed by division, the self is not taught as something other than the self. The self does not destroy the substance, it does not gather, it does not have the thought of possessiveness. 177