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**Meaning:** From the perspective of **nirnaya-drishti** (certain vision), no one kills another, nor does anyone protect them. But when their **ayushya-karma** (life-span karma) is destroyed, death occurs. Otherwise, they remain alive. ||102||
**Meaning:** Only through the **svagata** (inherent) **himsa** (violence) and **daya** (compassion) within oneself, a person (**purusha**) attains diverse fruits without depending on others. ||103||
**Meaning:** Whether the body dies or not, **himsa** (violence) is certainly incurred by the **pramadi** (careless) being. But for one who strives with effort, even when killing beings, it is **daya** (compassion). ||104||
**Meaning:** It is not appropriate for anyone to give or take anything from another, because such giving or taking is not for **dharma** (righteousness) and **sukha** (happiness) due to the faults of **kritanasha** (destruction of merit) etc. ||105||