7.5 I am Awareness alone. The world is passing show. How can thoughts arise of acceptance or rejection? And where?
11.5 One who has realized that only by caring is misery caused in the world becomes free, happy, serene, desireless.
18.53 Unbounded, unfettered, untethered from the projections of mind, the wise are free to play and enjoy, or retire to mountain caves.
18.54 Whether honoring a spiritual scholar, a god, or holy shrine; whether seeing a desirable woman, a king, or beloved friend-- the heart of the sage is unmoved.
18.55 Though his servants, sons, wives, daughters, grandchildren and all his relatives ridicule and despise him, the yogi is undismayed.
18.84 The wise one lives without hope. He has no attachment to his children, wife or anyone. Pleasure means nothing to him. His life is glorious.
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