CHAPTER XIII. On Peace and Tranquility of Mind.
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Valmiki and Mitra, Viharilala
81. The quiet Platonic shines forth among sages and ascetics, among priests and princes, and among the mighty and learned.
82. Great and meritorious men, whose minds are attached to Quietism, feel a rest rising in their souls like the cooling beams of the moon.
83. Quietism is the utmost limit of the assemblage of virtues, and the best decoration of manliness; it shines resplendent in all dangers and difficulties.
84. Do you now, O Ráma! follow for your perfection in the way in which high-minded men have attained their perfect state, by holding fast on quietism as an imperishable virtue, preserved by the respectable, and never to be lost or stolen by any.