16 Roots of Calm - Imperturbable Peace
1: The undepressed mind is not perturbed by any sadness - therefore, it is unperturbed.
2: The unexcited mind is not perturbed by any agitation -
therefore, it is unperturbed.
3: The unattracted mind is not perturbed by any desire -
therefore, it is unperturbed.
4: The unopposed mind is not perturbed by any anger
therefore, it is unperturbed.
5: The self-reliant mind is not perturbed by other's opinions -
therefore, it is unperturbed.
6: The uninvolved mind is not perturbed by any annoyance -
therefore, it is unperturbed.
7: The released mind is not perturbed by any sensual lust -
therefore, it is unperturbed.
8: The detached mind is not perturbed by any clinging -
therefore, it is unperturbed.
9: The un-hindered mind is not perturbed by any obstruction -
therefore, it is unperturbed.
10: The unified mind is not perturbed by any diverse variety -
therefore, it is unperturbed.
11: The mind reinforced by faith is not perturbed by any doubt -
therefore, it is unperturbed.
12: The enthusiastic, keen mind is not perturbed by any laziness -
therefore, it is unperturbed.
13: The acutely aware mind is not perturbed by any negligence -
therefore, it is unperturbed.
14: The concentrated mind is not perturbed by any distraction -
therefore, it is unperturbed.
15: The understanding mind is not perturbed by any confusion -
therefore, it is unperturbed.
16: The illuminated mind is not perturbed by any dark blind ignorance -
therefore, it is unperturbed.
These sixteen roots lead to the obtaining of super-human power and fearlessness.
Source: Venerable Sāriputta, in The Path of Discrimination