Bhagavatapurana 2.7.47

2.7.47

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47-48. That which is always serene, unperturbed, and hence eternal bliss, which is destitute of fear, being sama i. e., being the one without a second and consisting of absolute consciousness unassailed by impurity, which is beyond sat and asat, unrelated to objects and organs, which is none other than the principle of Self, of which words (Vedas) have nothing to predicate directly, in which there is nothing to be produced by means of various causative circumstances and before which Maya herself, ashamed (afraid) to stand, vanishes;—