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Srimad Bhagavatam 11.18.37

11.18.37

न हि तस्य विकल्पाख्या या च मद्वीक्षया हता । आदेहान्तात् क्व‍‍चित् ख्यातिस्तत: सम्पद्यते मया ॥ ३७ ॥

na hi tasya vikalpākhyā yā ca mad-vīkṣayā hatā ā-dehāntāt kvacit khyātis tataḥ sampadyate mayā

na
not
hi
certainly
tasya
for the realized person
vikalpa
of something separate from Kṛṣṇa
ākhyā
perception
yā
which perception
ca
also
mat
of Me
vīkṣayā
by realized knowledge
hatā
is destroyed
ā
until
deha
of the body
antāt
the death
kvacit
sometimes
khyātiḥ
such perception
tataḥ
then
sampadyate
achieves equal opulences
mayā
with Me

A realized soul no longer sees anything as separate from Me, for his realized knowledge of Me has destroyed such illusory perception. Since the material body and mind were previously accustomed to this kind of perception, it may sometimes appear to recur; but at the time of death the self-realized soul achieves opulences equal to Mine.