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This is a description of the **Vyavahar Moksha Marg** (practical path to liberation), which is a means to achieve the **Nischya Moksha Marg** (definitive path to liberation), as mentioned in the 105th verse.
The path to liberation is comprised of **Samyak Darshan** (right faith), **Samyak Jnana** (right knowledge), and **Samyak Charitra** (right conduct).
**Samyak Darshan** is the belief in the six substances and nine categories of existence, and the understanding of the true nature of the **Tattva** (principles).
**Samyak Jnana** is the knowledge of the eleven **Angas** (limbs) and fourteen **Purvas** (precepts).
**Samyak Charitra** is the practice of the twelve **Tapas** (austerities) and the various **Muni-Acharas** (conduct of the monks) as described in the **Sutras** (texts).
This path to liberation, which is based on the **Vyavahar Nay** (practical principle) and is pursued through the **Swar-Pare-Hetuk Paryaya** (self and other-motivated principles), is like a burning fire applied to a golden stone. It brings about a state of **Abhinna Vishranti** (inseparable rest) in the **Antarang** (inner self) of the **Jiva** (soul), just as a pure golden stone, though inherently pure, becomes even more refined through the process of purification.
This **Vyavahar Moksha Marg** is a means to achieve the **Nischya Moksha Marg**, even though the **Jiva**, like pure gold, is inherently pure and does not require external means for purification.