Bhagavatapurana 5.14.28

5.14.28

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kvāpi deva-māyayā striyā bhuja-latopagūḍhaḥ praskanna-viveka-vijñāno yad-vihāra-gṛhārambhākula-hṛdayas tad-āśrayāvasakta-suta-duhitṛ-kalatra-bhāṣitāvaloka-viceṣṭitāpahṛta-hṛdaya ātmānam ajitātmāpāre 'ndhe tamasi prahiṇoti //

28. Sometimes, embraced with both her creeper-like arms by the woman who is no other than the Almighty Lord's deluding power, he loses his sense of discrimination and wisdom; with his heart anxious about building in the grove a pleasure-house for her, and in that relation to her he surrenders his heart to sons, daughters, and to that wife, to their utterances and looks and actions; and having thereby lost control over his mind he consigns himself to the shoreless hell of blinding darkness.