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## Meaning:
**Verse 12:** Skill in interpreting scriptures, contradicting the meaning of scriptures, acting on whims, fondness for fallacious arguments, and abandoning the company of virtuous people.
**Verse 13:** Boasting about one's own excellence, harboring treachery towards others, engaging in quarrels, living a life of pride, concealing sins, and respecting actions that exceed one's capacity.
**Verse 14:** Lack of attachment to virtues, forgetting about helping others, not considering the karmic consequences of actions (whether they lead to merit or demerit), and not focusing the mind (pranidhana) on religious practices like detachment (vairagya).
**Verse 15:** This is the list of characteristics of the second type of detachment, which is rooted in delusion: laxity in faith, arrogance, impatience, and lack of wisdom.
**Verse 16:** Detachment for a soul who is knowledgeable about the principles of right conduct (samyak-tattva), who determines the truth through the doctrine of Syadvada (Anekantavada), who touches upon the means of liberation (moksha), and who has a vision of the truth, is imbued with knowledge.
**Verse 17:** The detachment of a seeker whose contemplation (mimamsa) is vast, whose intellect is beyond the reach of self-interest, is imbued with knowledge.