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Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam
[Canto 9, Ch. 11]
brahmajyoti , and therefore one cannot properly understand what those Vaikuṇṭha planets are unless one is a pure devotee.
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नेदं यशो रघुपतेः सुरयाच्चयात्त- 
    तोतातनोरधिकसाम्यविषुक्तशत्रुः । 
    रक्षोवधो जलधिवन्धनवस्त्ररगेः 
    किं तस्य शत्रुहनने कपयः सहायाः ॥२०॥
nedaṁ yaśo raghupateḥ sura-yācñayātta- 
    lilā-tanor adhika-sāmya-vimukta-dhāmnaḥ 
    rakṣo-vadho jaladhi-bandhanam astra-pūgaiḥ 
    kiṁ tasya śatru-hanane kapayaḥ sahāyāḥ
na—not; idam—all these; yaśaḥ—fame; raghu-pateḥ—of Lord Rāmacandra; sura-yācñayā—by the prayers of the demigods; ātta-lilā-tanoḥ—whose spiritual body is always engaged in various pastimes; adhika-sāmya-vimukta-dhāmnaḥ—no one is greater than or equal to Him; rakṣaḥ-vadhaḥ—killing the Rākṣasa (Rāvaṇa); jaladhi-bandhanam—bridging the ocean; astra-pūgaiḥ—with bow and arrows; kim—whether; tasya—His; śatru-hanane—in killing the enemies; kapayaḥ—the monkeys; sahāyāḥ—assistants.
TRANSLATION
Lord Rāmacandra's reputation for having killed Rāvaṇa with showers of arrows at the request of the demigods and for having built a bridge over the ocean does not constitute the factual glory of the Supreme Personality of Godhead Lord Rāmacandra, whose spiritual body is always engaged in various pastimes. Lord Rāmacandra has no equal or superior, and therefore He had no need to take help from the monkeys to gain victory over Rāvaṇa.
PURPORT
As stated in the  Vedas  (Śvetāśvatara Upaniṣad 6.8):