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Bhagavatapurana 7.15.44

Bhāgavatapurāṇa 7.15.44

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7.15.44

rajaḥ pramādaḥ kṣunnidrā śatravastvevamādayaḥ /
rajastamaḥprakṛtayaḥ sattvaprakṛtayaḥ kvacit //

43. & 44. Attachment (love), hatred, covetousness (greed), grief, infatuation, fear, pride, haughtiness, disgrace, jealousy, defrauding tendency, harmfulness, envy and passion, ignorance, hunger, sleep:—these and the like are his enemies; generally creatures are constituted of Rajas and Tamas; and very rare are those that are constituted of pure Satva.

S. Subba Rau 1928, The Srimad Bhagavatam

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yāvan nṛkāyarathamātmavaśopakalpaṃ $ dhatte gariṣṭhacaraṇārcanayā niśātam &

45. While yet he rides in this chariot of human body with all its belongings (the senses and organs) under his control, he should worship the feet of the great and, thereby securing the sharp sword of wisdom and the strong support of Achyuta, and (with it) having destroyed the enemies and become contented with the bliss of self, get free from all things and attain tranquility and (thereafter) cast off this body.

S. Subba Rau 1928, The Srimad Bhagavatam

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