Janaka said:

In my unblemished nature there are no elements, no body, no faculties,
no mind. There is no void and no despair. 20.1

For me, free from the sense of dualism, there are no scriptures, no
self-knowledge, no mind free from an object, no satisfaction and
no freedom from desire. 20.2

There is no knowledge or ignorance, no "me," "this," or "mine,"
no bondage, no liberation, and no property of self-nature. 20.3

For him who is always free from individual characteristics there is no
antecedent causal action, no liberation during life, and
no fulfilment at death. 20.4

For me, free from individuality, there is no doer and no reaper of
the consequences, no cessation of action, no arising of thought,
no immediate object, and no idea of results. 20.5

There is no world, no seeker for liberation, no yogi, no seer,
no one bound and no one liberated. I remain in my own
nondual nature. 20.6

There is no emanation or return, no goal, means, seeker or
achievement. I remain in my own nondual nature. 20.7

For me who am forever unblemished, there is no assessor, no standard,
nothing to assess, and no assessment. 20.8

For me who am forever actionless, there is no distraction or
one-pointedness of mind, no lack of understanding, no stupidity,
no joy and no sorrow. 20.9

For me who am always free from deliberations there is neither
conventional truth nor absolute truth, no happiness and no suffering. 20.10

[Translation by John Richards]