When the mind, gives up the three states of waking, dreaming and deep sleep by bhakti-yoga, and spontaneously enjoys the lotus feet of the Lord, at that time he realizes the Lord and gives up all material desires. Having explained the ten characteristics of a Purāṇa, a verse is given to understand the topic. Similarly it has already been stated: daśamasya viśuddhy-arthaṁ navānām iha lakṣaṇam varṇayanti mahātmānaḥ śrutenārthena cāñjasā The great devotees such as Vidura and Maitreya describe properly the nine topics in order to impart the highest knowledge of the tenth topic, through the words of the scripture and stories to illustrate their meaning. SB 2.10.2 The power of bhakti has already been stated. jarayaty āśu yā kośaṁ nigīrṇam analo yathā That bhakti quickly destroys the subtle body, just as the digestive fire consumes food. SB 3.25.33 Giving up the three states of material consciousness by pure bhakti (yogena) consisting of hearing and chanting, the mind spontaneously becomes detached (virameta) from the guṇas, or the mind take great joy (viśeṣeṇa rameta) spontaneously in lotus feet of the Lord. Or, by aṣṭāṅga-yoga the mind becomes detached and reaches nirvāṇa. At that time the mind realizes Paramātmā (ātmānam) and becomes detached from material desires. (īhāyāḥ).