Bhagavad Gita 13.10

amānitvam: humility;

adambhitvam: pridelessness;

ahiṁsā: nonviolence;

kṣāntiḥ: tolerance;

ārjavam: simplicity;

ācārya: upāsanam — approaching a bona fide spiritual master;

śaucam: cleanliness;

sthairyam: steadfastness;

ātma: vinigrahaḥ — self-control;

indriya: artheṣu — in the matter of the senses;

vairāgyam: renunciation;

anahaṅkāraḥ: being without false egoism;

eva: certainly;

ca: also;

janma: of birth;

mṛtyu: death;

jarā: old age;

vyādhi: and disease;

duḥkha: of the distress;

doṣa: the fault;

anudarśanam: observing;

asaktiḥ: being without attachment;

anabhiṣvaṅgaḥ: being without association;

putra: for son;

dāra: wife;

gṛha: ādiṣu — home, etc.;

nityam: constant;

ca: also;

sama: cittatvam — equilibrium;

iṣṭa: the desirable;

aniṣṭa: and undesirable;

upapattiṣu: having obtained;

mayi: unto Me;

ca: also;

ananya: yogena — by unalloyed devotional service;

bhaktiḥ: devotion;

avyabhicāriṇī: without any break;

vivikta: to solitary;

deśa: places;

sevitvam: aspiring;

aratiḥ: being without attachment;

jana: saṁsadi — to people in general;

adhyātma: pertaining to the self;

jñāna: in knowledge;

nityatvam: constancy;

tattva: jñāna — of knowledge of the truth;

artha: for the object;

darśanam: philosophy;

etat: all this;

jñānam: knowledge;

iti: thus;

proktam: declared;

ajñānam: ignorance;

yat: that which;

ataḥ: from this;

anyathā: other .;