(he) mahā-bāho–O subduer of the enemy; tasmāt–therefore; yasya–he whose; indriyāṇi–senses; nigṛhītāni–are withdrawn; sarvaśaḥ– fully; indriya-arthebhyaḥ–from the sense objects; tasya–his; prajñā–wisdom; pratiṣṭhitā–is firmly established. [68]

Therefore, O subduer of the enemy, one whose senses are fully withdrawn from their objects is a person of firmly established wisdom.