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How can these supremely excellent, detached, passionate, truly perfected-souls, who are imbued with the essence of true feelings, find delight in objects like words, etc., which are the fruits of intellect? In these natural feelings, they find delight in the common natural people, the ones who are attached to the pleasures of the body and the world, the six types of attachments. But the truly detached, inward-looking, liberated souls never feel anxiety or attachment. Such detached souls, the true "renouncers," are the ones who move towards the meaning and essence beyond the world, who know and attain that essence. Because even while living in the world, the minds of these great souls are not touched in the least by worldly feelings and desires. Therefore, they are like the liberated ones, they have attained Nirvana even while having a body, they are Jivanmuktas.
“Where there is the destruction of attachment, or where there is peace,
That is called the state of the knower, everything else is just a distraction.
The whole world is like a dream, or like a dream,
That is called the state of the knower, everything else is just talk.”
–Shrimad Rajchandra's Shri Atmasiddhi
There is only one path for them, the path of peace.
Even though there are differences in their states, it is like the path on the shore of the ocean. 128.
Meaning—And their path is also the path of peace, even though there are differences in their states, it is like the path on the shore of the ocean.
Discussion—And the path of those who are beyond the world, who are the knowers of the ultimate truth, is also one, even though there are differences in their states, it is like the path on the shore of the ocean. The clear characteristic of which was mentioned above, such truly detached, renounced, passionate souls,
Action—% Tu Madji—and the path is also one, the path with the characteristic of purity of mind is also one, Teshan—for them, that is, for those who are beyond the world, Ramprayan—Shamprayan, Shamanic, Avmeddji—even though there are differences in their states, in terms of the differences in the Gunasthanas, (even though there are differences in their states), Dhau Tibhavatu—like the path on the shore of the ocean, this is an example. And here, the ocean is different from the shore due to the differences in proximity, etc. (The path on the shore of the ocean is the path on the shore. Some are far away, some are near, even though there are differences, they are all "part of the shore.")