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Bhagavatapurana 7.15.45

Bhāgavatapurāṇa 7.15.45

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7.15.45

jñānāsimacyutabalo dadhadastaśatruḥ % svānandatuṣṭa upaśānta idaṃ vijahyāt //

wielding the sword of knowledge empowered by Acyuta, with enemies destroyed, satisfied in one's own bliss, pacified, one should renounce this [chariot].

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7.15.45.p2

nocet pramattamasadindriyavājisūtā $ nītvotpathaṃ viṣayadasyuṣu nikṣipanti &

Otherwise, the horses and charioteer—the evil senses—lead the heedless person astray and cast him among robbers, the sense-objects.

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46. Otherwise the horses and the charioteer of wicked senses carry the careless man astray and betray him into the hands of the robbers of objects; and these thieves hurl him, his horse and charioteer down into the well of Samsara full of blinding darkness and beset with the great fear of death.

S. Subba Rau 1928, The Srimad Bhagavatam

7.15.45.p3

nocet pramattamasadindriyavājisūtā $ nītvotpathaṃ viṣayadasyuṣu nikṣipanti &

Otherwise, the horses and charioteer—the evil senses—lead the heedless person astray and cast him among robbers, the sense-objects.

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