न राजराजेश्वरताविभूती-
र्न दिव्यवस्तूनि च ते भवत्तः ।
न कामयन्तेऽन्यदपीह किञ्चि-
दमुत्र च प्राप्यमृते भवन्तम् ॥
na rāja-rājeśvaratā-vibhūtīr
na divya-vastūni ca te bhavattaḥ |
na kāmayante’nyad apīha kiñcid
amutra ca prāpyam ṛte bhavantam ||
(Bṛhad Bhāgavatāmṛta: 1.6.79)
“[Śrī Uddhava to Śrī Kṛṣṇa:] From you, they [viz., the people of Vraja] desire neither the splendors of being a king or an emperor, nor heavenly objects, nor anything else attainable in this world or the next except you [i.e., they desire you alone and will never be satisfied by anything else].”