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## Chapter 22: The Jiva Chapter
## Verses 16-20
**Without proper interest, there is no right vision, and without the influence of the right-wrong interest, which is the object of these two, there is no right-wrong vision. Besides these, there is no fourth vision, because there is no other object found besides the object of the right, wrong, and mixed vision, so is the Sasadanagunasthan not false?**
**Solution:** The Sasadanagunasthan does not have an effect, because the Sasadanagunasthan has a contrary attachment (opposite opinion), therefore it is not a true vision.
**Doubt:** If it is not a true vision, then it is a false vision, it should not be called Sasadan.
**Solution:** This doubt is not correct, because the contrary attachment arising from the infinite-bound karma, which restricts right vision and conduct, is found in the Sasadan Grihasthan, therefore the second-quality Jiva is a false vision, but the contrary attachment arising from the false-hood karma is not found there, therefore it is not called a false vision, but is called Sasadan right vision.
**Doubt:** Why is it not called a false vision?
**Solution:** The term false vision is not given because by calling Sasadan independent, the statement of the dual nature of the infinite-bound natures is proved.
The Sasadan-like result is not produced by the rise, subsidence, destruction, and destruction-subsidence of the vision-obscuring karma, therefore Sasadan is not called a false vision, right vision, or right-wrong vision. The infinite-bound, whose rise causes the contrary attachment in the second-quality, is not a division of the vision-obscuring, but a covering of conduct, therefore it is a division of the conduct-obscuring, therefore the second-quality is not called a false vision, but is called Sasadan right vision.
**Doubt:** If the infinite-bound is a restrictor of rightness and conduct, then it is justified to give it the mixed (vision-conduct-obscuring) name?
**Solution:** This accusation is not correct, because it is desirable, yet in the Param Agam, this kind of teaching is not given in relation to the main, but it is called conduct-obscuring.
All four of these infinite-bound karmas are opposed to rightness and conduct, because they are combined with two types of power that destroy both rightness and conduct.
**Doubt:** How is this known?
**Solution:** It is known from the Guru's teachings and from logic that the power of the infinite-bound karmas is of two types.
**1. Pra. Pu. 1 p. 163-165.**