Bhagavatapurana 4.20.12

4.20.12

bhinnasya liṅgasya guṇa-pravāho dravya-kriyā-kāraka-cetanātmanaḥ /
dṛṣṭāsu sampatsu vipatsu sūrayo na vikriyante mayi baddha-sauhṛdāḥ //

VERSE 11. V. Adhyaksha The Lord who owns substance, gnana etc., Dravyamayam Atma is Pratyag Atman D. Dravya etc., Adhyaksham The Lord of the things or the objects which are severally Tamasas, Vaikarikas and Taijasas. Udasinamiva. One that does everything without the least feeling of labour or exertion. He who knows that Brahman has such attributes attains to good. 12. In the case of a wordly person, the state of Samsara (embodied life) is a stream of the gunas of Prakriti, which Samsara is made up of the body, action, the senses and the reflection of Atman, and has its source in the Linga (the subtle body subject to differentiation; (but) the wise that have centred their love on Me do not become affected by the experience of prosperous or adverse conditions.