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The wise, possessed of knowledge, having abandoned the fruits of their actions, and being freed from the fetters of birth, go to the place which is beyond all evil.

The wise, joined with understanding, give up the fruit born of action, and freed from the bondage of birth they reach the state beyond all sorrow.

Krishna describes where this path leads. The wise who are joined with understanding give up the fruit that action produces, are freed from the bondage of birth, and reach a state free from all affliction (anāmaya). The verse ties selfless action to the highest goal, release from the cycle of birth and death. It shows that the practical teaching on action is not separate from spiritual freedom. Acting without clinging to results is presented as a direct route to liberation.