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## Verse 28:
**109**
The destruction of the five astikayas, and the enjoyment of the infinite bliss of the soul, which has attained its eternal state of being, free from the sorrow of the endless cycle of birth and death, is the experience of its true nature.
**Commentary:**
This verse, through the qualities of being a means to liberation and being supreme, shows the nature of the liberated soul, which is characterized by perfect knowledge, etc., in order to establish the attainment of omniscience.
**General Meaning:**
The liberated soul, freed from the defilement of karma, becomes omniscient and all-seeing. It ascends and reaches the end of the universe, where it experiences infinite, non-sensory bliss.
**Specific Meaning:**
This soul, completely free from the three types of karma - karma of the substance, karma of the mind, and karma of the body - becomes omniscient and all-seeing through perfect knowledge and perfect vision. Due to its nature of upward movement, it ascends and reaches the end of the universe, where it remains, as there are no further astikayas. What does it do there? It experiences the natural, infinite, non-sensory bliss of the liberated soul.
**Interpretation:**
This verse implies that, out of the nine principles mentioned in the previous verse, the eight principles of pure soul, pure consciousness, pure use, etc., should be understood as applicable to the liberated state as well, as long as they do not contradict the scriptures.