भग्नाभग्नविवजितभग्नो लग्नालग्नविवजितलग्नः। एवं कथमिह सारविसारः समरसतत्त्वं गगनाकारः ॥११॥
As It is beyond whole and part, there is no division in Brahman. Brahman is not attached to anything because It is beyond attachment and nonattachment. Since It is all-pervading existence, like space, how can there be any contraction or expansion?
Renouncing everything, he(the Avadhuta) is always united with Brahman. Transcending all elements, he is free. How can there be either life or death for him? What does it matter whether he practises meditation or not?
धर्मादौ मोक्षपर्यन्तं निरीहाः सर्वथा वयम्। कथं रागविरागैश्च कल्पयन्ति विपश्चितः ॥१४॥
We (the Avadhutas), never desire righteousness, wealth, enjoyment, or liberation. How then do the scholars imagine that we have attachment or detachment?
विन्दति विदति न हि न हि यत्र छन्दोलक्षणं न हि न हि तत्र । समरसमग्नो भावितपूतः प्रलपति तत्त्वं परमवधूतः ॥१५॥
Where the intellect cannot reach, how can there be any form of composition? The great Avadhuta, after purifying himself through meditation and becoming absorbed in Infinite Bliss, has sung spontaneously about Brahman.