Markandeyapurana 47.29

47.29

nirvṛttaṃ vartamānañca ter'thaṃ jānanti vai punaḥ /
bhūtādikānāṃ bhūtānāṃ ṣaṣṭhaḥ sarga sa ucyate //

Anugraha[19] was the fifth creation; it is disposed in four ways, by contrariety,[20] and by perfection,[21] bytranquillity,[22] and by satisfaction[23] likewise. The objects of this creation moreover have knowledge of the past and of the present.

The creation of the origins of the gross elements[24] and the gross elements[25] is called the sixth; they all possess comprehensiveness,[26] and are prone to mutual division;[27] and the origins of the gross elements are to be known as both impulsive and devoid of propensities.