Bhagavatapurana 8.3.23

8.3.23

yathārciṣo 'gneḥ saviturgabhastayo niryānti saṃyānty asakṛt svarociṣaḥ /
tathā yato 'yaṃ guṇasampravāho buddhirmanaḥ khāni śarīrasargāḥ //

22 to 24. May He be pleased to reveal Himself who, only by his single and minutest ray, produces Brahmā and other gods, the Vedas, the worlds, mobile and immobile, with distinct names and forms, from whom the stream of guṇas and their products, Budhi,

manas, and the senses, the constituents of the gross just as flames go forth from self-luminous Agni (fire), rays from the self-luminous sun and are frequently withdrawn into themselves; who is indeed no god, no asura, no human being, no beast or bird, no woman, no eunuch, no male, no born-animal, no guna, no action, no existing thing, no non-existence, but what is left after the negation of all these and yet constitutes all!