padārthasvabhāvapratiniyamānnātiprasaṅga iti cedaprāptipakṣe 'pi padārthasvabhāvasya niyāmakatvaṃ kenāpahṛtam, yena tatra neṣyate, tasmād adṛṣṭaprabhākalpanaṃ vyartham eva //
If [one argues] that "no undesirable consequence follows due to the restriction of the nature of things," [we reply that] even in the case of non-contact, who has taken away the restrictive nature of things, due to which it is not accepted in this case? Therefore, the postulation of invisible light rays is entirely futile.