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There are two sutras, "Pancastikaya Prabhruta" and "Sampadatttham". The meaning of this Pancastikaya Prabhruta Shastra is that the cause of liberation is Vitaragta, which is the state of being free from attachments. This is stated in the sutra "Nistutikapa". Then, to complete the Shastra, there is a gatha sutra "Maggappabhavanatum". In this way, the third Mahaadhikari explains the path of liberation through twelve points.
The Hindi translation of the gatha is: "The first half of the gatha describes the nature of the soul, and the second half describes the nature of the soul, which is the path of liberation through the four virtues of character."
The general meaning of the gatha is: "The nature of the soul is pure knowledge and pure vision. These two are not different from the soul. The state of being steadfast in these two pure knowledge and vision is called Vitaragta, which is free from attachments and is called character. This character is the path of liberation."
The specific meaning of the gatha is: "Just as pure knowledge and pure vision are the nature of the soul, so too is the character of Vitaragta, which is the state of being steadfast in one's own nature. Pure knowledge is the ability to know all things in their infinite nature, and pure vision is the ability to perceive the general nature of all things. These two are the nature of the soul. Although these two knowledge and vision are different from the soul in terms of name, form, and purpose, they are not different from the soul in terms of substance, space, time, and state. Similarly, the character that is described above is not different from the nature of the soul. It is the state of being free from attachments, and it is the state of being steadfast in one's own nature. This character is of two types: one is called Paracharita, and the other is called Swacharita. Paracharita is the state of remembering the pleasant objects of enjoyment that one has experienced through others, and acting in a way that is contrary to one's own nature. Swacharita is the state of acting in accordance with one's own nature. This is the true character, and it is the cause of liberation. There is no other cause of liberation. We do not know this path of liberation, and therefore we are caught in the endless cycle of birth and death, which is caused by false vision and attachments."