Bhagavatapurana 11.25.34

11.25.34

niḥsaṅgo māṃ bhajed vidvān apramatto jitendriyaḥ /
rajas tamaś cābhijayet sattva-saṃsevayā muniḥ //

32 to 34. These are the courses of Samsara for the person and they are caused by the gunas and his karma, O gentle one: the jiva by whom these gunas arising in the mind are subdued and who is firmly bound to Me, by means of devotion, becomes fit to attain Moksha; therefore having been endowed with this human body which is the means of attaining Jnana and Vijnana, the wise should shake off their attachment to the gunas and worship Me and resort to Me: therefore free from attachments, full of knowledge, with alertness, and with control over his senses, one should worship Me.

35. He should conquer rajas and tamas by resorting to satva and the contemplatist should overcome satva also strengthened by the absence of desire and by concentrating the mind on Me.