Bhagavatapurana 6.4.26

6.4.26

yadoparāmo manaso nāmarūpa rūpasya dṛṣṭasmṛtisampramoṣāt /
ya īyate kevalayā svasaṃsthayā haṃsāya tasmai śucisadmane namaḥ //

26. Unto Him who is perceived by nothing but self-consciousness, when the mind capable of comprehending the world of names and forms ceases to be active (in that diection), i.e., becomes steady in meditation, the knowledge arising through the senses as

well as memory being obliviated—unto Him who is the purest existence abiding in the purified mind I bow.

ually ceases to be with reference to perception and memory, He who is perceived to be the absolute Ruler of the different states is the supreme Lord and to that absolutely pure Ātman who is also in the form of our breath and who makes the pure Vāyu His special shrine I make my obeisance.