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The Spirit of the Upanishads1594
In the duties of Caste and Neighborhood some take delight; in child-like
innocence, some in stupid indifference, others find their meed; lover, reveler,
ascetic, to no one grade of life the knower confines his choice.
Svarajyasiddhi.
A perfect fool in one place, all royal splendour in another; at times in fond
delusion, at times entire peace and quiet; often in the slothful indifference
of the boa; the subject of the highest encomiums in one place, in another all
contempt; in a third entirely unnoticed;—thus goes about the wise knower,
ever happy in the highest bliss.
Vivekachudamani.
The ascetic, not straying away from the path of wisdom, should so conduct
himself that foolish men, feeling ill at ease, should seek not his company.
Smrti.
The ignorant set up this panorama of objects, I wipe it out as often; I have
faith in none; I am not afraid of the last penalty; I hate so-called virtue; Selfsatisfaction
is all I seek. The whole of my wonderful life spent in escaping the
World, none can understand.
Svarajyasiddhi.
What means Self-realization to me, all eternal realization from end to end;
all duties have been done, all wishes have been fulfilled, this is the most sure
conviction of my heart.
Panchadasi.
I neither do nor make do, I neither enjoy nor make enjoy, I neither see nor
make see; I am the self-effulgent Self unlike every possible name or form.
Vivekachudamani.