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The existence of the soul is to be known by its extraordinary functions, such as the soul being the doer of the action of desire, which results in happiness, the action of fear, which results in suffering, the action of the agent, which results in the consequences of good and bad, and the action of the experiencer, which results in the experience of the fruits of happiness and suffering. The act of being a doer is of three types: unwholesome, wholesome, and pure use. Or, the soul is the doer of the substance, karma, and knowledge-obscuration, etc., according to the non-conventional, non-real, and practical point of view. The soul is the doer of the mental karma, which is in the form of passions, etc., according to the impure conviction. The soul is the doer of the action of transformation into pure states, such as omniscience, etc., according to the pure conviction. Similarly, the soul is the experiencer in all three points of view. That is, the soul is the experiencer of the fruits of karma according to the practical point of view, the experiencer of the feeling of "I am happy" and "I am unhappy" according to the impure conviction, and the experiencer of the bliss of the soul according to the pure conviction. It is said: "The soul is the doer of the substance, karma, etc., according to the practical point of view, the doer of the consciousness, karma, etc., according to the conviction, and the doer of the pure states according to the pure point of view." Thus, the fifth section is completed with two independent verses, the first verse describing the extraordinary functions of the soul, and the second verse describing the distinction between the soul and the non-soul.