Bhagavatapurana 10.32.20

10.32.20

nāhaṃ tu sakhyo bhajato 'pi jantūn bhajāmy amīṣām anuvṛtti-vṛttaye /
yathādhano labdha-dhane vinaṣṭe tac-cintayānyan nibhṛto na veda //

[Just as a poor man who has lost the wealth he had earned is drowned in sorrow and cannot be alive even to anything taken hold of or firmly stationed before him, so have you resigned unto Me all your interests in the world in the Vedas and in yourselves. Your devotional acts cannot be fruitless; however it is My nature to be beyond the range of your senses and I disappeared; so it is not proper that you regard Me as one having done wrong as I am beloved of you.]