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## Translation:
**Verse 31-32**
This section discusses the characteristics of souls, including their lightness and heaviness, their countless locations, their pervasiveness and non-pervasiveness, and their liberation and bondage.
**Explanation:**
* **Agurulaghu** (lightness and heaviness) qualities are infinite, each with countless divisions and subdivisions, arising from the six categories of existence (**shat-sthana**).
* All souls are characterized by these infinite **agurulaghu** qualities.
* Souls are located in countless regions, as vast as the space of the universe.
* Some souls are pervasive, filling the entire universe, either in terms of their physical presence or their subtle influence. This is supported by the saying, "The universe is continuous, both gross and subtle."
* However, some souls are not pervasive, either because they are not physically present in the universe or because their senses are weak or impaired.
* Souls are further distinguished by their **mithyadarshan** (false belief), **kashaya** (passions), and **yoga** (attachment). Those who are free from these are **siddhas** (liberated souls), while those who are bound by them are **samsarin** (bound souls).
* The ultimate goal is to shed all **vikalpa** (false perceptions) and **raga** (attachment), becoming like a **siddha** and experiencing the bliss of one's own pure soul.
**Overall Meaning:**
This section emphasizes the infinite nature of souls, their diverse locations, and their potential for liberation. It also highlights the importance of shedding false beliefs and passions to achieve liberation.