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18.81 The dispassionate does not praise the good or blame the wicked. Content and equal in
pain and pleasure, he sees nothing that needs doing.
18.82 The wise man does not dislike samsara or seek to know himself. Free from pleasure and
impatience, he is not dead and he is not alive.
18.83 The wise man stands out by being free from anticipation, without attachment to such
things as children or wives, free from desire for the senses, and not even concerned about his
own body.
18.84 Peace is everywhere for the wise man who lives on whatever happens to come to him,
going to wherever he feels like, and sleeping wherever the sun happens to set.
18.85 Let his body rise or fall. The great souled one gives it no thought, having forgotten all
about samsara in coming to rest on the ground of his true nature.
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