Srimad-Bhagavatam: Canto 11 - Chapter 1 - Verse 13

Sanskrit:

स्वार्थस्याकोविदं धिङ् मां मूर्खं पण्डितमानिनम् ।योऽहमीश्वरतां प्राप्य स्‍त्रीभिर्गोखरवज्जित: ॥ १३ ॥

ITRANS:

svārthasyākovidaṁ dhiṅ māṁmūrkhaṁ paṇḍita-māninamyo ’ham īśvaratāṁ prāpyastrībhir go-khara-vaj jitaḥ

Translation:

To hell with me! I am such a fool that I didn’t even know what was good for me, although I arrogantly thought I was highly intelligent. Although I achieved the exalted position of a lord, I allowed myself to be conquered by women as if I were a bullock or a jackass.

Purport:

All the fools of this world consider themselves very wise scholars even though, intoxicated by sense gratification and maddened by their lust for women’s association, they become just like bullocks and jackasses. By the mercy of a saintly spiritual master, this lusty propensity can gradually be removed and one can understand the terrible, contemptible nature of material sense gratification. In this verse King Purūravā is coming to his senses in Kṛṣṇa consciousness.