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This great ascetic, born from the wish-fulfilling tree, among the gods and the Kuru clan, is not attached to the world, nor to men, nor to the gods. ||60||
Neither by food nor by drink does he become attached to this body. If he is to be reborn, then he will be reborn. ||61||
He has enjoyed the best of pleasures, the royal pleasures of the wheel-turning king. He has seen the infinite, and is not attached to it. ||62||
He has enjoyed the pleasures of the milk-filled clusters, the sweet fruits, the great oceans, and many others. But his thirst is quenched by the water of liberation. ||63||
He has enjoyed the three kinds of pleasures, the pleasures of the senses, the pleasures of the mind, and the pleasures of the body. But he is not attached to them. ||64||
Whatever desires I have, I have given them up, along with anger, hatred, and attachment. I have given up all my possessions and I am content. ||65||
He has cut through the net of delusion, and has abandoned the eight karmas. He has broken the chains of birth and death, and has attained liberation. ||66||
He has conquered the five great vows, the three kinds of vows, and the vows of the body, speech, and mind. He is ready to face death. ||67||
(The five great vows)
I will protect myself from anger, pride, deceit, greed, and hatred. I will be mindful and protect myself from these five great vows. ||68||
I will avoid quarreling, backbiting, and gossip. I will be silent and protect myself from these five great vows. ||69||
I will control my five senses and avoid the five kinds of sensual pleasures. I will be fearless and protect myself from these five great vows. ||70||