Bhagavatapurana 7.2.46

7.2.46

bhūtendriyamanoliṅgān dehān uccāvacān vibhuḥ /
bhajatyutsṛjati hyanyastac cāpi svena tejasā //

D. Even Mukhya Prana who is the chief functionary in the body does not independently hear and answer. Then it is no matter for surprise that the little Jiva called 'Suyajna' conditioned by the body and the senses is not able to do so except when allowed to do so by the Lord; hence the Jiva in the body is to be distiugnirhed from the Lord who is also present there. 46. The Jiva who has an eternal existence forms attachments to various bodies (high or low) constituted of the five Bhutas, the senses and the mind and identifies himself with them, though he is really distinct from them and then by force of his wisdom he abandons them (he realises himself as quite distinct from them).