Srimad Bhagavad Gita - Srila Bhakti Vaibhava Puri Maharaja

sarvan partha mano-gatan
atmany evatmana tustah.
sthita-prajnas tadocyate
The Supreme Lord Sri Krishna said: O Partha, when a man gives up all
sorts of mental desires and becomes contended in self with the realisation of
the soul, he is said to be well-founded in wisdom.
TEXT 56
duhkhesv anudvigna-manah
sukhesu vigata-sprhah
vita-raga-bhaya-krodhah
sthita-dhir munir ucyate
A Jiva who is not perturbed in mind by calamities, who is in pleasure
devoid of longing and from whom desire, fear and anger have departed is
called a sage of steadfast wisdom.
TEXT 57
yah sarvatranabhisnehas
tat tat prapya subhasubham
nabhinandati na dvesti
tasya prajna pratisthita
He who has no attachments to anything and who does not rejoice nor
hate, whether he finds good or evil is fixed in perfect knowledge.
TEXT 58
yada samharate cayam
kurmo 'nganiva sarvasah
indriyanindriyarthebhyas
tasya prajna pratisthita
When the wise man fully controls his senses from their objects as the
tortoise withdraws its limbs, his knowledge is well-founded.
TEXT 59
visaya vinivartante
niraharasya dehinah
rasa-varjam raso 'py asya
param drstva nivartate
The sense-objects fall from the embodied soul when it ceases to feed on
them, but the taste for them is left behind. Even the taste disappears when the
Supreme Lord is seen.
TEXT 60
yatato hy api kaunteya
purusasya vipascitah
indriyani pramathini
haranti prasabham manah
O son of Kunti, the senses are so powerful and violent that they forcibly
overpower the mind of even a wise man who strives to control them.
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