Shri Bhagavan says, when the person clealy gives up completely all desires, all the different choices and all desires that have entered into the mind, at that time, when all desires have been completely given up as there is no cause for contentment from without, with only those actions meant to preserve the body remaining, it may seem that the person’s conduct is crazy or as if he is mad. So it is said, without holding on to any gains from outside, the person is content with the Self in its own true nature of being. His gain is the immortal juice of the vision of the supreme Self. Put in other words, a man of steady wisdom is one with the experience of contentment. That vision is born out of the discrimination between the Self and the Not-Self. That person is called a man of steady wisdom or a wise person.

 
A man of steady wisdom means the renunciate who has left his desires for maintaining a relationship with children, wealth and the world and blissful in the experience of the Self.