B.G 18.60
svabhāvajena kaunteya nibaddhaḥ svena karmaṇā। kartuṃ necchasi yanmohāt kariṣyasyavaśo'pi tat ॥60॥
O son of Kunti, you are bound by your own inherent nature and actions. Even if you do not wish to do something out of delusion, you will do it helplessly.
Gīta Tātparya 18.60
'prakṛti' i.e. the nature, is the manifestation of God's will. She is indeed Lord's endless desire. The Lord is the ruler of all beings, controlling them through 'prakrti', i.e. the nature.
prakṛtiḥ īśvarecchā।
'prakṛti' i.e. the nature, is the manifestation of God's will.
"prakṛtirvāsanety-eva tavecchā'nanta kathyate" ityādi-vacanāt। eṣā tu "prakṛtyaiva ca karmāṇi" ityādiṣvapi yujyate।
The conclusive statement states, "Nature is indeed your endless desire." But this is also applicable to statements like "actions are only by nature."
tasyā eva hi mukhyato niyāmakatvaṃ svabhāva karmādibhiḥ baddhvā॥ tadevāha "īśvaraḥ sarvabhūtānām" iti ।
Indeed, primarily the controlling nature is hers; she binds by inherent nature and actions. Therefore, they say, "The Lord rules all beings."
