Ashtavakra said:

Unmoved and undistressed, realising that being, non-being and change
are of the very nature of things, one easily finds peace. 11.1

At peace, having shed all desires within, and realising that nothing
exists here but the Lord, the Creator of all things, one is no longer
attached to anything. 11.2

Realising that misfortune and fortune come in their own time from
fortune, one is contented, one's senses under control,
and does not like or dislike. 11.3

Realising that pleasure and pain, birth and death are from destiny,
and that one's desires cannot be achieved, one remains inactive,
and even when acting does not get attached. 11.4

Realising that suffering arises from nothing other than thought,
dropping all desires one rids oneself of it, and is happy and at
peace everywhere. 11.5

Realising, "I am not the body, nor is the body mine. I am awareness,"
one attains the supreme state and no longer remembers
things done or undone. 11.6

Realising, "I alone exist, from Brahma down to the last clump of grass,"
one becomes free from uncertainty, pure, at peace, and
unconcerned about what has been attained or not. 11.7

Realising that all this varied and wonderful world is nothing, one
becomes pure receptivity, free from inclinations, and as if
nothing existed, one finds peace. 11.8

[Translation by John Richards]