Bhagavatapurana 3.28.27.p2

3.28.27.p2

kaumodakīṃ bhagavato dayitāṃ smareta $ digdhām arāti-bhaṭa-śoṇita-kardamena &

28. He should contemplate the Kaumodaki, the beloved mace of the Lord, besmeared with the blood of the enemies' soldiers; and also the garland about which is heard the hum of swarms of bees (honey gatherers) as well as the faultless jewel about his neck, which (jewel) constitutes the essence of the intelligent being (Jiva).