Ashtavakra Gita 18.53 -

As the Self is free and quiescent, the Knowers, who rejoice in Self-realization, are also free and placid. Their freedom endures in any and all states and circumstances. By their own sweet choice, they observe sometimes some restraints, moderation and refinement, more for the sake of others, to learn from and emulate.

The Knower is equally approachable to all, the poor as well as the rich take to him. Every one will have extreme fondness and respect for the Knower. Each grows enough identity with him. The treasure one gets from him is incomparable and invaluable. Naturally, the recipients of his grace will feel sufficient indebtedness and adoration to him. Each showers whatever best he can.

But he does not and will not feel undue impact of what others do. Like the oceans receiving the rivers from mountains, he remains receptive, bestowing on each whatever he or she needs. Their relationship is ineffably good, benign and benevolent.

This is how the Knower is sometimes seen in the midst of affluence. Though unmindful of it all, he dispenses with it discreetly with harmony. While he does not lack in this quality, his mind is equally receptive to the comfort of solitude the caves of mountains extend. Whether in the midst of plenty in the plains, or nothing in the caves, his mind is floating in the abundance and fullness of the Self with no let or hindrance. This is the majesty of spiritual excellence and magnificence of a rare dimension!