| He who remains unmoved, keeping his inner spirit unaffected and
unruffled by the changing moods, saying to himself "The qualities of my material body are just moving".
XIV-23
Equally welcoming pain and pleasure, self sustained and brave, to whom a clod of earth, a piece of stone and a nugget of gold are just the same, who makes no difference between those who are not and is the same in praise of blame.
XIV-24
The same in honour and calumny, the same to friend and foe; having abandoned all worldly undertaking-such a one is declared as having overcome natural propensities.
XIV-25
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