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Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam , quotations from ( cont )
on materialistic householders, 178–179 on Parikṣit's question, glory of, 3 on perfection, 42 on pleasing the Lord by duty, 155 on purity for knowing Kṛṣṇa, 216 on renouncing family life, 266–267 on  sādhus , 317 on sin for sense gratification, 67 on speculator's lack of  bhakti , 22–23 on  tapasya , 103 on Vedic literature's purpose, 299
Śrīgārādyākṛti-gataḥ , verse quoted, 250
Śrṇvatāṁ sva-kathāḥ kṛṣṇaḥ , verse quoted, 103
Śrotavyaḥ kīrtitavyaś ca , verse quoted, 223
Śrṣṭi-sthiti-pralaya-sādhana-śaktir ekā , quoted, 277
Śruti-smṛti-purāṇādi , verse quoted, 35
Subtle body
gross body as product of, 75–76 parts of, sixteen described, 71
See also:  Mind
Śūdras
duty of, 305 success in life for, 154–155
Suffering
chanting frees from, 169 devotional service appreciated in, 303 devotional service ends, 24, 299 irreligion evidenced by, 65 modes responsible for, 64 origin of, 220 reason for, 245–246 renunciation not attained by, 313–314 sin as cause of, 10–11, 67 from sinful reactions, 24 tolerance of, 21
Śukadeva
as Parikṣit's spiritual master, 3, 17, 23 tested Parikṣit's intelligence, 12, 16
Śūkṣmatvena harau sthānāl , verse quoted, 254
Sun
Ajāmila's falldown compared to eclipse of,  83
devotional service compared to, 22, 26 as witness, 60
Sun-god, Yamarāja as son of, 48
Supersoul (Paramātmā)
compared to the eye, 158–159 not perceived by individual soul, 158–159,  212–213
as one phase of Absolute, 279 the Pracetās advised about, 202
realization of, 217
situation of, 46–47, 158–159, 212–213 as witness, 60
Yamarāja's orders from, 66
Supreme Brahman
Kṛṣṇa as, 224–225, 227
See also:  Supreme Lord
Supreme Lord
as Absolute and supreme spirit, 253–254 appears before Dakṣa, 240–241 association with, 77
bodies received from, 68
chanting obliges, 100, 139
as conceived by three types of men, 237–238
as controller above all, 152–154, 238, 250
as creator and cause, 8–9, 153, 255,  278–280
Dakṣa addressed by, 247–255
Dakṣa congratulated by, 243–245
Dakṣa instructed by, 258–260
demigods subordinate to, 152–154, 238 described by Dakṣa, 210, 221, 224, 226,  232, 235
directs living entities, 47, 159, 212–213
distinguished from living beings, 236, 253–254
the Haryaśvas' understanding of, 270
impersonal and personal views on,  229–234, 252, 279
impersonal form of, described, 249
impersonalists imagine, 235–236
jñānīs  meditate on universal form of, 231 kindness of, 41, 70