Samnyasa Upanishads: Hindu Scriptures on Asceticism and Renunciation c6.s8.26

c6.s8.26

12. “In my innate bliss I take refuge, the ogress desire I despise, [*112*] and the illusion of the world I perceive. So how can grief overtake me, who am detached.
13. “Fools, tied to customs of class and order, get their rewards according to their deeds. Men who abandon the duties of class and the like become sated by their own bliss.
14. “Classes and orders contain subdivisions and have a beginning and an end. They are nothing but a great torment. Free from attachment to the body and to sons and the like, let a man live in supreme and endless bliss.”