The other interpretation points at the ego that takes pride in one’s own body and wanting another body to experience worldly pleasures. Spiritually it implies that Jeeva has totally forgotten its source when attracted and bound to Budhi.

(This is a warning to the Sadhak too, that his wisdom will be lost if he falls before such temptations).

As Jeeva gets connected to Budhi, two things happen. Jeeva gets ‘doership’  – the delusion that he is doing or he is the real doer. Then he gets ‘experiencership’ which means he is experiencing the results of his actions.

When the Budhi is Rajasik, Jeeva will develop desires and such a Budhi along with senses will promise to acquire all that satisfy such desires.

Other than that, it is ignorant about every thing else and can not help you in realizing your own Self or the Lord within.

(Bhagavatham 4.25.26 – 4.25.36)