The Twenty four Gurus (12)

Just as the ocean's depth is not conspicuous the yogi, too, should, inwardly, be totally dispassionate and do deep sadhana though outwardly appearing to be otherwise. The ocean's state remains the same irrespective of whether the rivers flow into it or not; so, should be the state of a yogi. Whether possessed of the senses or not he should remain unruffled. Not swayed by likes and dislikes, the yogi should always remain calm and composed.