Transliteration of originalclassic  Literature: -  

Nana vichaar sushaant dhir vishnitam aakat na kalpatae na jaanaati na shnhhaeti na pashti || /18.27/

Nana = diverse, vichaar = reasoning, sushaant = tired, dhir = he who have realized and stabilized self-conscious, vishnitam = repose, aakat = attained, na = not, kalpatae= imagine, na= not, jaanaati = knows, na= not,  shnhhaeti= hears,  na = not, pashti= sees

Translation: He who have realized and stabilized self-conscious is tired of diverse reasoning. He has attained repose, neither imagines nor knows nor hears nor sees. /18.27/.

 Central Communication: Wise Guru says that a self-conscious realized and stabilized yoga disciple is tired of his diverse reasoning. He becomes reposed in conscious mind, do not try to imagine, know, hear or see with senses in search of spiritual knowledge as he has realized it and have become devoid of egoism. He feels tired of reasoning of endless thoughts that are flowing in intellectual mind in search of spiritual knowledge. A self-conscious stabilized yoga disciple [dhiro] who after tiring his diverse reasoning has attained reposed in consciousness itself, neither thinks nor knows nor hears nor sees with senses, in search of spiritual knowledge.

It is natural tendency in normal person and seekers of truth to try to understand spiritual knowledge by imagined belief or information, logic knowing with intellectual mind, hearing from parents, society, saints or Guru, or by seeing worldly objects and living beings of universe. But spiritual knowledge of self-conscious is realized only in inner conscious mind after endless thinking, knowing, hearing and seeing thoughts are stilled. But only a spiritual knowledge of self-conscious stabilized yoga disciple [dhiro] who has attained repose of self-conscious in conscious mind after becoming tired of diverse interpretation of thoughts realizes it and this make him disinterested in imagining, knowing, hearing and seeing in search for spiritual knowledge.