ब्रह्मज्ञस्य सन्यासः, अवधूताचारकथनम्Renunciation for the knower of Brahman; the conduct of the avadhūta
Verse 273
स्थिरात्मा प्राप्तदुःखोऽपि सुखे प्राप्तेऽपि निष्पृहः । सदानन्दः शुचिः शान्तो निरपेक्षो निराकुलः ॥ २७३ ॥
sthirātmā prāptaduḥkhō’pi sukhē prāptē’pi niṣpṛhaḥ | sadānandaḥ śuciḥ śāntō nirapēkṣō nirākulaḥ || 273 ||
Translation
steady of mind, without longing whether pain or pleasure comes, ever blissful, pure, calm, depending on none, untroubled,
Word by word
- sthira
- steady
- ātmā
- of mind
- prāpta
- comes
- duḥkhō
- (duḥkhaḥ) pain
- api
- even
- sukhē
- pleasure
- prāptē
- when comes
- niṣpṛhaḥ
- without longing
- sadā
- ever
- ānandaḥ
- blissful
- śuciḥ
- pure
- śāntō
- (śāntaḥ) calm
- nirapēkṣō
- (nirapekṣaḥ) depending on none
- nirākulaḥ
- untroubled
Meaning
The commentary glosses: "sthirātmā", steady in mind or in nature; "niṣpṛha", free of longing for enjoyments; "śuci", pure outwardly and inwardly; "śānta", with the inner faculty restrained; "nirapekṣa", not depending on others; "nirākula", free of agitation.

Commentary
Hariharānanda Bhāratī’s Sanskrit commentary, translated
"Sthira…" and the rest. Sthirātmā: steady in mind, or steady in nature. Niṣpṛhaḥ: free of longing for enjoyments. Śuciḥ: possessed of purity outward and inward. Śāntaḥ: with the inner faculty restrained. Nirapekṣaḥ: not depending on others. Nirākulaḥ: free of agitation.