Free from expectations, pure, skillful, impartial, free from anxiety, renouncing all selfish initiative — that devotee of mine is dear to me.

The qualities continue:

• Anapekṣa — free from expectations, not dependent on results
• Śuci — pure (externally and internally)
• Dakṣa — skillful, competent, capable
• Udāsīna — impartial, neutral, detached
• Gata-vyatha — free from anxiety or affliction
• Sarvārambha-parityāgī — renouncing all (selfish) initiative

Anapekṣa is Patañjali’s detachment applied to daily life. The yogī acts without depending on results.

Dakṣa is surprising: the yogī is not incompetent or clumsy. Practice refines capabilities, it doesn’t dull them. Skill and detachment coexist.

Sarvārambha-parityāgī doesn’t mean inaction. It means renouncing selfish initiative — acting from the personal ego. Action continues, but without the “I” as center.