Bhagavatapurana 10.87.40

10.87.40

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40. O Lord of six-fold excellent attributes, he who realises Thee is not alive to the affections called happiness and misery which are the fruits of the merit, or, the demerit determined by Thyself that doles out the fruits of Karma and therefore he ceases to be conscious of the Vedic rules that are binding upon creatures invested with a body. For Thou art every day enthroned in the mind of the wise who receive Thee through the ear and the good precepts handed down from age to age and Thou art the goal called Moksha.