Bhagavatapurana 10.87.14

10.87.14

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14. Śrutis said:—O unconquered Lord, may Thou be gracious to reveal Thy exalted nature, put an end to the Avidya of all beings of mobile or immobile body,—Avidya that displays the three qualities for the production of evil (to obscure the nature of self); but Thou art by virtue of Thine own nature possessed of all powers and blessings, (and so Thou keepest that Maya also under Thy control), O Lord that kindlest all powers, in all. The Veda may in some measure follow Thee (indicate Thee) when sometimes Thou workest in conjunction with that Avidya or Maya.