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**Mokshamārga Prapancha Sūchika Chūlikā** - Anvayārtha - (Pravachanabhaktiprachoditenā mayā) Inspired by the devotion of the discourse, I (Mārga-prabhāvanārtha) for the purpose of influencing the path (Pravachanasāram) the essence of the discourse (Panchaastikasangrahaṃ Sūtram) the 'Panchaastikayasangraha' sūtra (Bhaṇitam) said.
Tīkā - This is the conclusion indicating the fulfillment of the author's promise. 'Mārga - the supreme detachment, is the name of the supreme command of the skillful and efficient Paramēśvari, which is to be illuminated by its influence and proclamation, or by its excellent culmination, for that purpose ( - for the purpose of influencing the path), I, who was very agitated in my mind with the speed of attachment from the side of the supreme āgama, said this sūtra called 'Panchaastikayasangraha' - which is a 'sūtra' because it was taught by the omniscient Lord (first time taught), and because it is the proponent of the essence of all things (the true nature of all things) in brief, it is also the essence of a very extensive discourse.
Mār Śāvakah. Śrīmanatkundakundācāryadeva) having attained the end of the work begun, being very satisfied, rests ( - remains stable) in the pure form of supreme non-action, such is our faith (i.e. we have such faith). || 173 || _Thus, the second Śrutaskaṇḍha named Mokshamārga Prapanchavarṇana, with the addition of nine substances, ends in the commentary named Samayavyākhyā.
(Now, Śrī Amṛtacandraācāryadeva concludes the commentary by saying a final verse with the meaning - 'This commentary has been done by Śabda, not by Amṛtacandrasuri')_ Ślokārtha - Śabda, who has well spoken the essence ( - true nature) of things with his power, has explained that time ( - explanation of the meaning of time or the commentary on the Panchaastikayasangrahaśāstra), Amṛtacandrasuri, who is hidden in form ( - hidden in the form of knowledge only), has no duty in it (8)
Saṃ. Tā. - Ath Śrīkundakundācāryadevaḥ, fulfilling his own promise, concludes the work, the Panchaastikayasangraha - sūtra. What is special? The essence of the discourse. For what purpose? For the purpose of influencing the path. Thus - Mokshamārga is the experience of the pure self, characterized by detachment from the body, the world, and enjoyment. Its influence is its own experience and the revelation of it to others. For that purpose, I, the doer, inspired by the devotion of the supreme āgama, have explained this Panchaastikayasāstra. What is its characteristic? Because of its brief explanation of the Panchaastikayashadtravyādi, it is the essence of the discourse of the Dvādaśāṅga. This is the meaning. || 173 || Thus, the twelve verses are gone, in the form of the conclusion of the work.
Thus, the third Mahādhikāra is concluded. ||