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The disciple asked, "If time substance is not outside the space substance, then how will the space substance outside transform?" The Acharya replied, "Just as by moving one part of a long rope, the whole rope moves, or by touching one part of the body with the sense of touch, or by tasting with the tongue, the whole body experiences pleasure, or by biting one part of a snake, the whole body experiences pain, similarly, even though time substance is within the space substance, it is the cause of transformation of the entire space substance because space is a single, undivided substance."
The second question was, "If time substance is the cooperative cause in the transformation of other substances, then what is the cooperative cause of the transformation of time substance?" The solution is, "Just as space is the basis of space, knowledge, light, and a lamp are self-illuminating, similarly, time itself is the cooperative cause of the transformation of time substance." Then the disciple asked, "If time substance is the cooperative cause of its own transformation, then all substances will become the cooperative cause of their own transformation, and there will be no use of time substance."
The solution is, "The ability of all substances to be the cooperative cause in their general transformation is a quality of time. Just as the quality of space is to provide space for all, the quality of dharma substance is to be the cause of movement for all, and the quality of adharma substance is to be the cooperative cause of stillness for all. This is because the qualities of one substance cannot be made into the qualities of another substance. If this were to happen, there would be the fault of mixture and interference. If all substances were to become the cooperative cause while being the material cause of their own transformation, then there would be no use of dharma, adharma, and space substances in the actions of movement, stillness, and absorption. Movement, stillness, and absorption would happen on their own. If this were to happen, it would be a fault because only the jiva and pudgala substances would remain. This would contradict the scriptures. The meaning here is that this jiva, who is inherently pure knowledge and perception, and who is the pure jiva-astikaya, has been wandering in the cycle of existence for an infinite time. Therefore, now it should remain in the state of vitraga nirvikalpa samadhi, abandoning all waves of attachment and aversion, and constantly meditate on that pure jiva."
Thus, two verses are completed, mainly focusing on the explanation of time.