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**Right Vision:** The state of being detached from the worldly activities of the Samsara, being indifferent to them (275). What more can be said? Bones, flesh, and their mixture are all of the same color. Even a ram knows this. "The state of the mind remains conscious, so we perform all the actions of our dealings with great disorder." We are indifferent to such confusion. We have supreme detachment from worldly dealings, never allowing them to touch us. Just as our mind is like an eye, and the eye cannot tolerate even a speck of dust, so too is our mind, which is like an eye, and cannot tolerate anything else. XXX Despite this state, we cling to attachments with great force. This is a difficult thing to understand, because it is like trying to pick up sand near the eye; just as this is painful, extremely painful, so too is the result of attachments to the mind. The mind, being in a state of ease, experiences pain in the right way, experiences it in a state of unbroken samadhi." etc. (For more, see) Shrimad Rajchandra.
From the above, it can be understood that a being with Right Vision will rarely commit sins, and if they do, perhaps due to the influence of past karma - the arising of prarabdha - they will commit only a little, and even then, they will not do so with a detached result, so they will not be bound. Even a being with Right Vision, when they commit a sinful act, will feel a shock, like putting a bare foot on hot coals, they will feel fear, and deep down in their heart, they will feel immense regret from the true feeling of their mind. Because, who, having tasted even a drop of the nectar of samkiti, would like other tastes like bakasbuka?
"You know the taste of samkiti nectar, you have served the sinful karma for many days; serve the karma that is destined, the samkiti nectar is written in it. Know that you who have tasted even a drop of your virtues, will not like other tastes. He who has tasted even a drop of the nectar of love, will not like other tastes." - Shri Yashovijayji
Why is this the case? He says - x "सम्मविट्ठी जीवो जइवि हु पावं समायरे किंचि / कपाणि हौ वंघो ना निधë कुळg / Shri Pratikramanasutra - Vanditta Sutra