Shrimad Bhagavatam. Book 1, Book 2

The Vedas define four goals of human life - health, material well-being, a good reputation, and freedom - and outline the means of achieving them. However, after recording the Vedas, the ancient sage Vyasa came to the conclusion that none of the above makes a person happy. And then, at the instruction of his teacher Narada, he wrote Shrimad Bhagavatam, where he urged people to renounce everything that the Vedas call for.