। ॥ १० ॥
In plain words
Where could I go, already complete in every way and indivisibly whole? What work remains for me, actionless by nature, whose one form is Mokṣa—freedom itself? Free of Dvaita, I have nothing to cast off and nothing to gain. Today I rest in peace, clear as a cloud that has released all its water.
Close to the Sanskrit
What destination is there here for one complete in every way, whose form is undivided? What is to be done here for me, whose body is actionless and whose sole form is Mokṣa—liberation? For me, free of Dvaita, there is no other thing to be abandoned, nor any other goal to be attained. Peaceful today am I, pure like a cloud freed of its water.