Verse 22

²²Those eyes of men are the eyes on a peacock's feather, which do not look upon the marks of Visnu. Those feet of men have a tree's birth, which do not walk after the fields of Hari. ²³A mortal who never once comes by the dust of the feet of one of the Lord's own is a corpse though he is alive; and a man who does not know the scent of the tulasi at the feet of holy Visnu is a corpse though he is breathing. ²⁴That heart is iron, surely, which is not moved when the names of Hari are taken; and when it is moved, there is water in the eyes and the hair of the body stands up. ²⁵So tell us now, dear one, what falls in with our minds, for you speak as the first among the Lord's own: what Vyasa's son said to the king, being well asked, he who is at home in the knowledge of the self.