। ॥ १४ ॥
In plain words
The first discipline, they hold, is viveka: telling apart what is eternal from what is not. The second is virāga — no appetite left for enjoying what objects yield, here in this world or in any world beyond it.
Close to the Sanskrit
The first means is held to be discrimination between eternal and non-eternal things; dispassion toward the enjoyment of the fruits of objects here and hereafter is the second.