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Srimad Bhagavatam 11.18.28

11.18.28

ज्ञाननिष्ठो विरक्तो वा मद्भ‍क्तो वानपेक्षक: । सलिङ्गानाश्रमांस्त्यक्त्वा चरेदविधिगोचर: ॥ २८ ॥

jñāna-niṣṭho virakto vā mad-bhakto vānapekṣakaḥ sa-liṅgān āśramāṁs tyaktvā cared avidhi-gocaraḥ

jñāna
to philosophical knowledge
niṣṭhaḥ
dedicated
viraktaḥ
detached from external manifestations
vā
either
mat-bhaktaḥ
My devotee
vā
or
anapekṣakaḥ
not desiring even liberation
sa-liṅgān
with their rituals and external regulations
āśramān
the duties pertaining to particular statuses of life
tyaktvā
giving up
caret
one should conduct oneself
avidhi-gocaraḥ
beyond the range of rules and regulations

A learned transcendentalist dedicated to the cultivation of knowledge and thus detached from external objects, or My devotee who is detached even from desire for liberation — both neglect those duties based on external rituals or paraphernalia. Thus their conduct is beyond the range of rules and regulations.