Bhagavatapurana 1.1.1.p2

1.1.1.p2

dharmaḥ projjhitakaitavo 'tra paramo nirmatsarāṇāṃ satāṃ $ vedyaṃ vāstavam atra vastu śivadaṃ tāpatrayonmūlanam &

2. Here, in this glorious Bhagavata produced by the great sage, the highest Dharma is taught, wholly free from worldly interests, but to be performed only out of devotion to Him; it is the course of the righteous full of mercy and free from envy

and jealousy;—Here the thing to be known is The Real of reals (the absolutely real), [is the individual Jiva who is an amsa of the One Reality, as not being different from the latter, this is possible to be known without any effort]—the thing which leads to the Highest bliss (and) puts an end to the three kinds of miseries. Could the Lord be at once made to fill one’s heart with His presence by any other means? No; (on the other hand), He is at once secured in their hearts--(His grace is at once secured,) only by the meritorious who would listen to and study this.