। ॥ ३७२ ॥
In plain words
Once that joining stops, everything in the sage simply comes to rest — and that rest is itself bliss. What appears then is nothing less than a flood of that bliss, pouring in without end.
Close to the Sanskrit
By the cessation of that [joining with the limiting adjuncts], for the sage there is complete cessation of all [activity], which is bliss; an ever-flooding experience of the essence of bliss is witnessed.