Examples:
I. If you have conquered ego/the “I”-experience (ahaṅkāra) in the inner instrument, you have conquered all the qualities of the ego, such as pride, sense of ownership, desire, fear, etc.
II. If you can see all manifestations of body, mind, and world as a single object and appreciate it as mithyā (relatively true, not truly true, merely an expression of yourself, infinite, pure consciousness), you have solved the problem of duality.
III. When you have overcome ignorance (avidyā) by correct self-knowledge (ātma-jñāna), then you have overcome everything.
Extended definition:
- prathama malla nyayaLiterally: "The logic (nyāya) of the first (prathama) wrestler/boxer (malla)". If you have conquered the best fighter, you have conquered all lesser fighters. If you have conquered the main obstacle, you have also conquered all sub-obstacles.