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Vishnupurana 3.7.33

Viṣṇupurāṇa (vulgate) 3.7.33

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3.7.33

kamalanayana vāsudeva viṣṇo dharaṇidharācyuta śaṅkhacakrapāṇe /
bhavaśaraṇamitirayanti ye vai tyaja bhaṭa dūratareṇa tānapāpān //

from him whose sanctified understanding conceives the supreme male and ruler, Vásudeva, as one with his votary, and with all this world. Avoid those holy persons who are constantly invoking the lotus-eyed Vásudeva, Vishńu, the supporter of the earth, the immortal wielder of the discus and the shell, the asylum of the world. Come not into the sight of him in whose heart the imperishable soul resides, for he is defended from my power by the discus of his deity: he is designed for another world (for the heaven of Vishńu).'

Horace Hayman Wilson 1840, The Vishnu Purana: A System of Hindu Mythology and Tradition

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