Verse 37

³²King, these two courses you asked about are sung in the Veda and are without beginning; the Bhagavan Vasudeva, well pleased when he was worshipped, declared them to Brahma long ago. ³³For one who has entered the round of rebirth here there is no other auspicious path than this, from which the yoga of devotion to the Bhagavan Vasudeva may arise. ³⁴The revered Brahma looked through the whole Veda three times with his understanding, and, unmoved, settled upon that from which love for the Self would arise. ³⁵The Bhagavan Hari is made out in all beings by one's own self, the seer being inferred from the marks that can be seen, from the understanding and the rest.

³⁶Therefore, king, with the whole of oneself, everywhere and always, the Bhagavan Hari is to be heard of, to be praised, and to be remembered by people. ³⁷Those who drink the nectar of the story of the Bhagavan, the Self of the good, gathered into the cups of their ears, make clean a mind that the objects of sense have fouled, and go to the nearness of his lotus feet.