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## Verse 482-403
**Darshan Marga/ 565**
This has been done. Here, the living being is the general form, therefore its perception is Darshan. Here, the general characteristic soul has been taken in the sense of the general word.
**Doubt:** That by which one sees, knows, is Darshan. If Darshan is characterized in this way, then there is no distinction between knowledge and Darshan, both become one?
**Solution:** No, because inward Chitprakash (conscious awareness of self) is considered Darshan and outward Chitprakash is considered knowledge. Therefore, there is a contradiction in their being one.
**Doubt:** Knowledge of external objects different from oneself is called light, therefore, in the presence of inward Chitprakash and outward Chitprakash, that by which one knows these external objects is knowledge. If this explanation is proven, then unity arises between knowledge and Darshan, therefore, their difference cannot be proven?
**Solution:** This is not so, because just as there is a system of karma specifically related to knowledge, in the same way, there is a difference between these two.
By this, it is a pot, it is a cloth, etc., does not happen through Darshan, therefore,
**Or:** The use of the inner is called Darshanopयोग. The reason is that the meaning of form is karma (object) activity, the meaning-understanding that happens without it is called formless use.
**Doubt:** Is there karma-activity in wave use too?
**Solution:** Such a doubt should not be raised, because in it, there is a clear effect of karma of substance and field different from the doer.
**Doubt:** What is called form?
**Solution:** Karma that is separate from evidence is called form. That is, the object that appears different from itself in evidence is form. That form which is not found in use is called formless use, i.e., Darshanopयोग. *The karma-doer form that is obtained as the object of the intellect, separate from the community of all substances, is called form.*
**Doubt:** Is the state that is oriented towards the perception of external meaning, the same as Darshan?
**Solution:** This is not the case, but from the first moment of the conclusion of the perception of external meaning,