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Text 39
kṣaumaṁ dukūlam ajinaṁ
cīraṁ valkalam eva vā
vase ’nyad api samprāptaṁ
diṣṭa-bhuk tuṣṭa-dhīr aham
kṣaumam — clothing made of linen; dukūlam — silk or cotton; ajinam — deerskin; cīram — loincloth; valkalam — bark; eva — as it is; vā — either; vase — I put on; anyat — something else; api — although; samprāptam — as available; diṣṭa-bhuk — because of destiny; tuṣṭa — satisfied; dhīḥ — mind; aham — I am.
To cover my body I use whatever is available, whether it be linen, silk, cotton, bark or deerskin, according to my destiny, and I am fully satisfied and unagitated.