धर्मार्थकाममोक्षांश्च द्विपदादिचराचरम्। मन्यन्ते योगिनः सर्व मरीचिजलसनिभम् ॥७१॥
The yogis consider everything-duty, wealth, objects of enjoyment, liberation, and all movable and immovable things (such as men, trees, and so on) -as water in a mirage.
अतीतानागतं कर्म वर्तमानं तथैव च। न करोमि न भुञ्जामि इति मे निश्चला मतिः॥७२॥
I did not perform actions in the past, nor do I perform actions in the present, nor shall I perform actions in the future. Neither did І, nor do I, nor shall I enjoy their respective fruits. This is my firm conviction.
The avadhuta alone, pure in evenness of feeling, abides happy in an empty dwelling place. Having renounced all, he moves about naked. He perceives the Absolute, the All, within himself.
Where there are neither the three states of consciousness nor the fourth, there one attains the Absolute in the Self. How is it possible to be bound or free - where there is neither virtue nor vice?
The avadhuta never knows any mantra in Vedic metre nor any tantra. This is the supreme utterance of the avadhuta, purified by meditation and merged in the sameness of infinite Being.