क्षुत्पिपासान्ध्यबाधिर्यकामक्रोधादयोऽखिलाः ।लिङ्गदेहाश्रिता ह्येते नैवालिङ्गस्य मे विभोः ॥ ३२ ॥
In plain words
Hunger and thirst, blindness and deafness, desire and anger, and everything else of that kind — all of it. Every one of these leans on the subtle body; that is the only place it stands. None of it is mine. I carry no mark, and I am everywhere.
Close to the Sanskrit
Hunger, thirst, blindness, deafness, desire, anger and the rest — all of them: these indeed rest upon the subtle body, and are not at all of me, who am without mark, all-pervading.