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Navapadartha - Mokshamarg Varnan
In this way, the explanation of the dravya, which is worthy of being renounced, and the punya and papa, which are in the form of bhava, different from the pure soul, which has pure buddhi svabhava, ended from one sutra to another place.
This is the support of the moort karma.
Because the fruit of karma is enjoyed by the jiva through the senses, karma is moort.
Anvayaartha - (Yasmat) because (karma nah phal) the fruit of karma (vishay) which (moort) is the object (niyatam) by rule (sparshai) (moort aisi) by the senses of touch etc. (jivena) by the jiva (sukha dukha) in the form of happiness or in the form of sorrow (bhujyate) is enjoyed, (tasmat) therefore (karmaani) karma (moortani) is moort.
Tika - This is the support of moort karma.
The object, which is the fruit of karma and the cause of happiness and sorrow, is moort by rule and is enjoyed by the jiva through the moort senses, therefore the moortness of karma is inferred. Just as - moort karma, because it is moort, is experienced through its connection with the moort fruit, like poison.
San. Ta. - Now, the moortness of karma is established, Jahma - Yasmat karanat kammas phal - the fruit of karma which has arisen. What kind of fruit is it? Visayam - moort panchendriya vishay roop, bhujjade - bhujyate, niyadam - nischit. By whom, the doer? Jivena - by the jiva, who has transcended the objects and has arisen the bliss of the supreme soul, the taste of nectar, and is not subject to change. By what causes? Phaasehi - by the senses of touch etc., which are moort, opposite to the pure soul, which is without the senses of touch etc. Again, what kind of fruit of karma is it, which is the object of the five senses? Suha dukha - happiness and sorrow, although they are amoort in pure knowledge, but because they are opposite to the supreme bliss, which is the characteristic of the knowledge of the true nature, they are moort happiness and sorrow in the form of joy and sorrow. Tahya moortani karmaani - because, as mentioned earlier, it is enjoyed by the moort senses, which are in the form of the five senses of touch etc., and because the karma itself is moort, in the form of happiness and sorrow, it is seen, therefore, it is known by the inference of the effect, that karma is moort, because the effect is similar to the cause.
Thus, the third place has been reached in one sutra, in the form of the support of the moortness of punya and papa, by the division of the nayas, for the purpose of informing the disciples who follow the Nyaya school of thought.