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**Verse 9**
**Meaning:** Therefore, aversion (disgust) towards the causes of worldly increase leads to non-attachment to objects; and only when objects are seen as devoid of qualities (meaningless) does dispassion become unobstructed.
**Verse 10**
**Meaning:** Here, the disciple raises a doubt: Even in the fourth stage of spiritual progress (Avirati Samyagdristi), where individuals are attached to worldly pleasures, those who know the truth, through evidence and certainty, understand the world's lack of qualities and its meaninglessness. Can they experience dispassion? And is that dispassion justified?
**Verse 11**
**Meaning:** The above statement is true, but the power of the karma that obscures right conduct (Charitramohaniya karma) is such that even in the fourth stage of spiritual progress, when other factors are present, the desired result is not achieved; the absence of the result is evident.
**Verse 12**
**Meaning:** It is not that in the fourth stage of spiritual progress, in the state of right conduct (Samyaktva), dispassion is completely absent. However, there is no attachment to one's own actions, and this is also stated in the scriptures.