Bhagavatapurana 10.51.45

10.51.45

/0 śrī-mucukunda uvāca
vimohito 'yaṃ jana īśa māyayā tvadīyayā tvāṃ na bhajaty anartha-dṛk /
sukhāya duḥkha-prabhaveṣu sajjate gṛheṣu yoṣit puruṣaś ca vañcitaḥ //

46. Muchukunda said:— ‘Deluded has been this creature (myself), O Lord, by Thy Maya and it does not resort to Thee: having set its eye on unworthy things; it is attached to the house,

the source of misery, mistaking that to be the source of happiness: both men and women are deceived.

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47. ‘Having without much labour obtained the rare (blessing of) human life (body) in the properest condition, he who does not, O Perfect one, worship Thy lotus-like feet, is really a creature of wicked sense who, like an animal in search of grass, has-fallen into the dark well of domestic life.