। ॥ ९६८ ॥
In plain words
For whom the dualities of joy and sorrow neither rise nor set, whose mind remains tranquil, resting in whatever comes unsought—he is known as one liberated while yet alive.
Close to the Sanskrit
Pleasure and pain do not rise nor come to setting, the mind's movement; whose state is as obtained, he is said to be a liberated-in-life.