The spiritual aspirant is unperturbed by the challenges of the work-a-day life. He is of the conviction that he is unattached. In due course, he matures to the state where he sees the flowing of senses into their objects as their nature and that he has nothing to do with that. One's well-being and liberation lie in one's own dharma (spiritual path) even if it might appear as an inferior one. One should never forsake one's dharma in favour of an alien one. *Source:* Shri Ribhu Gita (2.43), translated by Dr Lingeswara Rao and Dr Anil Sharma