Bhagavatapurana 8.12.10

8.12.10

yanmāyayā muṣitacetasa īśa daitya % martyādayaḥ kimuta śaśvadabhadravṛttāḥ //

Robbed of their minds by your creative power, O Lord, how then could the Daityas, / mortals, and others, whose conduct is ever unfortunate, [know it]?

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sa tvaṃ samīhitamadaḥ sthitijanmanāśaṃ $ bhūtehitaṃ ca jagato bhavabandhamokṣau &

That very you—the preservation, birth, and destruction of this world willed [by you], / the actions of living beings, and the bondage and liberation of worldly existence—

11. Thou knowest all that work of thine, the existence, birth,

8.12.10.p3

sa tvaṃ samīhitamadaḥ sthitijanmanāśaṃ $ bhūtehitaṃ ca jagato bhavabandhamokṣau &

That very you—the preservation, birth, and destruction of this world willed [by you], / the actions of living beings, and the bondage and liberation of worldly existence—

and death of the world, the activity of beings, and their mundane bondage and release; being the very essence of that all and the very power of comprehension Thou pervadest everything, just as Vayu (the wind) enters all bodies, moveable, or, immoveable as well as the sky.