Yoga Sūtra Chapter Four verse 6

तत्र ध्यानजमनाशयम् ॥६॥

tatra dhyāna-jam-anāśayam ||6||

Of these,
what is born from meditation is without seeds.

tatra - in that place, there; thither, to that place; in that, therein, in that case, on that occasion, under those circumstances, then, thereforedhyāna - meditation; mental representation of the personal attributes of a deity; profound and abstract religious meditationja - born or descended from; produced or caused by; arises out ofanāśaya - without seeds, deposits
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Commentaries and Reflections

Commentary by S Ramaswami:

“Among all of these five classes of Siddha, those abstained out of Yogi meditation do not produce further desires and do not lead to further Janma. The rest will lead to further bondage.

The question may be asked, if the Yogi is using Asmitā to create Citta does this mean there can be a Karma that doesn’t produce results, i.e. Kleṣa/Karma/Vipalka/Āṣaya/Kleśa/etc…

How does the Yogi practice action without reaction or tendencies developing.”