karmaṇaḥ sukṛitasyāhuḥ sāttvikaṁ nirmalaṁ phalam
rajasas tu phalaṁ duḥkham ajñānaṁ tamasaḥ phalam || 16||

My Understanding : Gunas and Their Results: The actions we perform can also be categorized based on the three Gunas. The outcomes of these actions reflect the qualities of the person performing them. Tamoguna leads to ignorance and negligence. People under the influence of Tamoguna often neglect basic daily activities such as brushing, bathing, or wearing clean clothes. They may perform rituals like pooja, but without cleanliness or proper respect, as their actions are driven by laziness and carelessness. Actions that bring peace and contentment are definitely aligned with Sathvaguna. For example, when a person eats food with a peaceful mind and a sense of happiness, it will lead to good results, promoting health and well-being. However, if a person eats food while insulting others or in a state of anger, the food will not nourish the body properly and may lead to unhealthy consequences. When someone hurriedly prepares food, it may lead to indigestion and other related issues, as the action is done without care or attention, reflecting Rajoguna. Sathvaguna is associated with actions done with the right intention and mindfulness, leading to positive outcomes. When a person buys something to bring satisfaction to their family, it is driven by Rajoguna, as it often stems from desires and attachments to material possessions.