Bhagavatapurana 7.2.49

7.2.49

atha nityamanityaṃ vā neha śocanti tadvidaḥ /
nānyathā śakyate kartuṃ svabhāvaḥ śocatāmiti //

49. Therefore, those that truly know what is eternal (real) and what is not (fanciful) do not grieve for the eternal (Atman) or the

48. *D. The Maya Yoga* in verse 47 is explained:—the notion or all the talk that the sense objects form the purpose to be sought after is worthless, i.e., to send the senses after objects in the hope of ending miseries is not the true end or means thereof. It is often to such misleading statements that the wrong notion is due, for those objects are of no abiding value just as anything merely fancied or a gem presented in a dream vision is not. transient (body); but it is not easy to change the nature of those that are given to grieving.