Bhagavatapurana 12.6.67

12.6.67

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oṃ namo bhagavate ādityāyākhila-jagatām ātma-svarūpeṇa kāla-svarūpeṇa catur-vidha-bhūta-nikāyānāṃ brahmādi-stamba-paryantānām antar-hṛdayeṣu bahir api cākāśa ivopādhināvyavadhīyamāno bhavān eka eva kṣaṇa-lava-nimeṣāvayavopacita-saṃvatsara-gaṇenāpām ādāna-visargābhyām imāṃ loka-yātrām anuvahati //

67. Yajnavalkya said:— I bow to the glorious Aditya who in the form of Atman abides in all beings [seated in the very heart of the four classes of creatures from Brahma to a clump of grass] and in the form of time about them and like Akasa surrounds them on the outside, who is yet one not separated or distanced by conditions and who supports (maintains) the progress of the world by withdrawing water and sending down showers of rain through years which are made of parts called Kshana, Lava, and Nimesha.