Bhagavatapurana 2.7.42

2.7.42

* //
yeṣāṃ sa eṣa bhagavān dayayedanantaḥ $ sarvātmanāśritapado yadi nirvyalīkam &
yeṣāṃ sa eṣa bhagavān dayayedanantaḥ $ sarvātmanāśritapado yadi nirvyalīkam &
te dustarām atitaranti ca devamāyāṃ % naiṣāṃ mamāham iti dhīḥ śvaśṛgālabhakṣye //

42. Those do get over the Lord's Maya, to whom the Glorious Lord Ananta shows His grace of His own accord, if they, sincerely and with all their soul, take refuge under His feet, and (when) such devotees get rid of the notion of "I and mine," in respect of their body which is the food of dogs and jackals.