O descendant of Daśārha! Just like a tree appears to move when eon is on a boat moving in water, the imposition affects our vision of the world. Like the earth’s appearance of spinning due to spinning one’s eyes around, the imposition affects our own mentality. Like the world of a fantasy or dream, the imposition is illusory. Enjoyment of objects leads to saṁsāra for the ātmā. These imposed qualities manifest elsewhere in what we see. This is shown with an example. A tree on the bank appears to be moving for people on a boat moving due to movement of the water. One’s conception as a doer and enjoyer is simply an imposed quality. On accepting this conception, one takes up those qualities, just as a person who becomes possessed by a snake or ghost appears to have the qualities of a snake or ghost. An example is given of the earth moving because the eye moves. The imposed quality of material enjoyment is perceived falsely by the jīva. An example is given. It is like a dream. Enjoyment of objects leads to bondage in saṁsāra.