आपदः सम्पदः काले दैवादेवेति निश्चयी ।
तृप्तः स्वस्थेन्द्रियो नित्यं न वाञ्छति न शोचति ॥ ११-३॥
āpadaḥ sampadaḥ kāle daivādeveti niścayī .
tṛptaḥ svasthendriyo nityaṃ na vāñchati na śocati .. 11-3..
Quien está seguro de que la adversidad y la prosperidad dependen del tiempo y del destino divino permanece satisfecho, con los sentidos firmes, sin desear ni lamentarse.
It says that one who is certain that both fortune and misfortune are governed by time and fate remains inwardly content and undisturbed.
Because when events are understood as arising through time and fate, craving and lamentation lose their force, allowing the senses to remain stable.
The translation emphasizes inner freedom from desire and sorrow, not negligence. It points to equanimity amid changing circumstances.
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