KathaUpanishad

preyaḥ vṛṇīte = selects the pleasurable;
hīyate = gets alienated;
arthāt = from this objective,
Yama said: The good is one thing; the pleasant, another. Both of these, serving
different needs, bind a man. It goes well with him who, of the two, takes the good;
but he who chooses the pleasant misses the end.
Samyutta Nikāya I.4.2.6.
tasmā satañ ca asatañ ca nānā hoti ito gati |
asanto nirayam yanti satañ saggaparāyaṇā ||
Therefore do the paths of the good and the evil of this world divide; the evil go to hell
but the final destination of the good is heaven.
Samyutta Nikāya V.4.5.2 instead of saggaparāyaṇā, (going to heaven) we read
nibbāna-parāyaṇam (attaining nirvana) since heaven is not the ultimate bliss but
nirvana.
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