One verse

Srimad Bhagavatam 11.19.2

11.19.2

ज्ञानिनस्त्वहमेवेष्ट: स्वार्थो हेतुश्च सम्मत: । स्वर्गश्चैवापवर्गश्च नान्योऽर्थो मद‍ृते प्रिय: ॥ २ ॥

jñāninas tv aham eveṣṭaḥ svārtho hetuś ca sammataḥ svargaś caivāpavargaś ca nānyo ’rtho mad-ṛte priyaḥ

jñāninaḥ
of a learned self-realized philosopher
tu
indeed
aham
I
eva
alone
iṣṭaḥ
the object of worship
sva-arthaḥ
the desired goal of life
hetuḥ
the means for achieving the goal of life
ca
also
sammataḥ
the settled conclusion
svargaḥ
the cause of all happiness in elevation to heaven
ca
also
eva
indeed
apavargaḥ
freedom from all unhappiness
ca
also
na
not
anyaḥ
any other
arthaḥ
purpose
mat
Me
rte
without
priyaḥ
dear object

For learned, self-realized philosophers I am the only object of worship, the desired goal of life, the means for achieving that goal, and the settled conclusion of all knowledge. Indeed, because I am the cause of their happiness and their freedom from unhappiness, such learned souls have no effective purpose or dear object in life except Me.