B.G 2.47
karmaṇyēvādhikārastē mā phalēṣu kadācana। mā karmaphalahēturbhūrmā tē saṅgō'stvakarmaṇi ॥2-47॥
You are entitled only to perform your prescribed actions and never to its outcomes. At no point in time, think yourself to cause outcomes resulting from your activities, neither get attached to inaction.
Gīta Tātparya 2.47
Don't think you are the lord. It is only the Lord who has the ability to connect the actions to good or bad outcomes. Hence, the Lord is different from other sentient beings.
karmādhikāriṇa ēva tvadādayō jīvāḥ। phalaṁ tu madāyattamiti bhāvaḥ। mā karmaphalahētuḥ bhūḥ na iśvarōhamiti bhāvaṁ kuru।
All the sentient beings are eligible for performing actions only. It means results don't come just by your actions. Don't think you are the Lord, because you are not the cause of results of action.
"ēṣa u ēva śubhāśubhaiḥ karmaphalairēnaṁ saṁyōjayati na svayaṁ saṁyuktō bhavati। yadēnaṁ karmaphalaiḥ saṁyōjayati na svayaṁ saṁyuktō bhavati। tasmādanya ēvāsau bhagavān vēditavya।"
"He alone connects the results of action with good or bad outcomes. It does not happen by itself. Thus results of actions are synchronized, not by itself. Therefore, the lord is to be known as different from all others."
iti paiṅgiśrutiḥ ॥47॥
- thus states Paingi testimonial.
