(7)
As it is not a question of being material, o brahmin, can
you as you may know from your good self tell me whether
the living being in the beginning comes to the body
accidentally or of some cause?
Chapter
9:
Answering
by Citing the Lords Version
(9)
Unto
him, the Supreme Lord being pleased by his penance,
manifested His own abode [also called Vaikuntha, the
place without fear], beyond which no other world is
found and which is worshiped as the place where the five
miseries of material life [ignorance, selfhood,
attachment, hatred and death-fear] have completely
ceased with persons who without illusion and fear of
existence are of perfect
selfrealization.
Chapter
10:
Bhâgavatam
is the Answer to all Questions
(10) When separating
the Universes He as the same Original Person came out of
Himself to rest in the [causal] waters desiring
for the created the most pure of transcendence.
