Bhagavatapurana 11.13.34.p2

11.13.34.p2

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35. Therefore having drawn away the eye from the visible and having eschewed all thirsts, he should remain quiet immersed in the bliss of self-realisation; if sometimes this still appears to be, that apprehension does not imply the reality of the appearance: for what is once abandoned as unreal cannot become

an object of misapprehension, though its memory may continue till the fall of the body.