Ashtavakra-Gita

17.13
The liberated soul
does not blame or praise,
give or take,
rejoice or become angry.
He is everywhere unattached
and free.
17.14
The great soul
remains poised and undisturbed,
whether in the presence
of a passionate woman
or observing the approach of his death.
He is truly free.
17.15
The sage sees no difference
between happiness and misery,
man and woman,
adversity and success.
Everything is seen to be the same.
17.16
In the sage there is neither
violence nor mercy,
arrogance nor humility,
anxiety nor wonder.
His worldly life is exhausted.
He has transcended his role as a person.
17.17
The liberated one
neither avoids experience
nor craves it.
He enjoys what comes
and what does not.
17.18
The sage is not conflicted
by states of stillness and thought.
His mind is empty.
His home is the Absolute.