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Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam
[Canto 4, Ch. 29]
toṣam —satisfying the Supreme Lord;  yat —which;  sā —that;  vidyā —education;  tat —unto the Lord;  matiḥ —consciousness;  yayā —by which.
TRANSLATION
My dear King, the entire world is covered with the sharp points of  kuśa  grass, and on the strength of this you have become proud because you have killed various types of animals in sacrifices. Because of your foolishness, you do not know that devotional service is the only way one can please the Supreme Personality of Godhead. You cannot understand this fact. Your only activities should be those that can please the Personality of Godhead. Our education should be such that we can become elevated to  Kṛṣṇa  consciousness.
PURPORT
In this verse the great sage  Nārada  Muni directly insults the King because he was engaged in performing sacrifices that entail the killing of a great number of animals. The King was thinking that he was great for having performed so many sacrifices, but the great sage  Nārada  directly chastises him, informing him that his animal killing only leads to his being puffed up with false prestige. Actually anything that is done which does not lead to  Kṛṣṇa  consciousness is a sinful activity, and any education that does not lead one to understand  Kṛṣṇa  is false education. If  Kṛṣṇa  consciousness is missing, one is simply engaged in false activities and false educational pursuits.
TEXT 50
हरिर्देहभृतामात्मा स्वयं प्रकृतिरीश्वरः ।
तत्पादमूलं शरणं यतः क्षेमो नृणामिह ॥५०॥
harir deha-bhṛtām ātmā svayam prakṛtir tśvaraḥ tat-pāda-mūlam śaraṇam yataḥ kṣemo nṛṇām iha
hariḥ —Śrī Hari;  deha-bhṛtām —of living entities who have accepted material bodies;  ātmā —the Supersoul;  svayam —Himself;  prakṛtiḥ —material nature;  tśvaraḥ —the controller;  tat —His;  pāda-mūlam —feet;  śaraṇam —shelter;  yataḥ —from which;  kṣemaḥ —good fortune;  nṛṇām —of men;  iha —in this world.