Verse 60

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You who have the greater share· Verses 56–60

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You, foremost of the twice-born, how greatly favoured you are: you have brought into your own self and worship without a break Narayana, the god who has no god above him, the Lord, who has become the self of all. And I too have been made to remember the truth of the self, which I heard long ago from the mouth of the highest sage, when King Pariksit sat down to die and the great sages in that assembly were listening. This has been told to you, brahmins: the greatness of Vasudeva, whose wide works are to be told, which destroys everything ill. Whoever has this recited always, for a watch of the day or for a moment, with no other thought; and whoever hears it through with trust: he makes his very self clean.

One who hears it on the twelfth day, or on the eleventh, becomes long of life. One who reads it fasting and made ready becomes free of any fall.