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**Meaning:** Due to the pride of being the doer of actions arising from dependent states, the ignorant being is bound by karma, but the wise man is not attached to it. Now it is certain that the soul is not the doer of dependent states (states that depend on external factors like pudgala, etc.) or the actions arising from them. However, due to delusion, the ignorant being, who is devoid of true knowledge, becomes bound by karma due to the pride of being the doer and enjoyer of actions arising from dependent states (states that depend on external factors like pudgala, etc.). But, on the contrary, the wise man does not fall into this delusion and considers the soul to be the doer only of its own nature. He does not consider himself to be the doer or enjoyer of actions arising from dependent states (states that depend on external factors like pudgala, etc.). Therefore, he (the wise man) is not attached (bound) to that karmic bondage. || 109 ||
**Meaning:** In this way, the soul is not the doer of even the karma of the form of merit and demerit, but it is the doer of the consequences of attachment and aversion in relation to desirable and undesirable objects. || 110 ||
**Meaning:** When the soul desires or hates objects, it is due to the different possibilities of actions arising from them. When the soul is like this, then karma is attributed to it due to delusion. || 111 ||