Bhagavatapurana 6.4.28

6.4.28

sa vai mamāśeṣaviśeṣamāyā niṣedhanirvāṇasukhānubhūtiḥ /
sa sarvanāmā sa ca viśvarūpaḥ prasīdatāmaniruktātmaśaktiḥ //

27 & 28. V. The Lord is of His own accord present in the heart of the wise, with all His thrice-nine Śaktis or powers. The wise do, by their power of wisdom, discover the Lord so hidden in their heart, just as they extract the sacrificial fire from the sacrificial wood. He is the absolutely perfect realisation of His conscious and blissful nature, having distanced all Māyā. He is declared by every name. He is called Śarva (because everything named by words is a body of the Lord) and He is in the form of everything since he pervades everything that has a form, may that Lord of essential powers transcending all description be gracious unto me!

27 & 28. D. Wise men like sacrificers who evolve the sacrificial fire out of wood determine the nature and existence of the Lord present in the heart of the Jīvas judged from His nine Śaktis known as Vimalā, Utkarshaṇī, etc., exhibited in three forms as will, intellect and action and know Him to be destitute of all limitations and beyond the influence of Māyā and to be ever in the realisation of His spiritual and blissful nature.