Ashtavakra Gita

Sage Ashtavakra said,

• There is no delusion, world, meditation on That, or liberation for the pacified great soul. All these things are just the realm of imagination. 
• He by whom all this is seen may well make out it doesn't exist, but what is the desireless one to do. Even in seeing it he does not see it.
• He by whom the Supreme Brahma is seen may think "I am Brahma", but what is he to think who is without thought, and who sees no duality.
• He by whom inner distraction is seen may put an end to it, but the noble one is not distracted. When there is nothing to achieve what is he to do?
• The wise man, unlike the worldly man, does not see inner stillness, distraction or fault in himself, even when living like a worldly man.
• Nothing is done by him who is free from being and non-being, who is contented, desireless and wise, even if in the world's eyes he does act.
• The wise man who just goes on doing what presents itself for him to do, encounters no difficulty in either activity or inactivity.