Matsyapurana 47.162

47.162

nirguṇāya guṇajñāya vyākṛtāyāmṛtāya ca
nirupākhyāya mitrāya tubhyaṃ sāṃkhyātmane namaḥ //

कण्ठे यस्य विराजते हि गरलं), who is known under the epithet of Jayanta, the Lord of all the realms, the independent, the Creator, the regulator of equality, whose hands are as white as silver, all-pervading, the omnipresent, the holy, the forcible, the sovereign Lord, the far-seeing, the possessor of high class arrows and horses, the benefactor, the giver of emancipation, whose complexion is reddish (Kapila), the Lord of Deities, the most learned and intellectual, of the mighty form, the illustrious, known under the epithet of Rodana, the patron of all, the renowned archer, the wearer of the armour, the great charioteer (Rathin), the guardian of all, the Lord of Bhṛigu, the radiant, the dweller in the cavity of the heart, the creator, the unfailing, the serene, the wise, the best, the glorious, the soul of the universe, the wearer of the deer-skin, the Lord of animals and ghosts, the Sacred Symbol (प्रणव), the soul of the Rik, Yajus and Sâma (Vedas), as well as of the oblations made to the Gods and the Manes of ancestors, and the Deities, the creative power, the chief agent, the great ocular evidence, the Vedic knowledge, the Master of the past and the future of the universe, the soul of actions, who manifests Himself as Vasu, Sâdhya, Rudra, Âditya, Sura, Viṣa, Mâruta, Devâtmâ, the knower of the ceremony of bringing out Agni and Soma, the supreme soul, the sacred text, the Lord of medicaments, who calls Himself into being at His will (Swayambhu), who is not born (in the ordinary course), the magnificent, the Prime, the father of creation, the soul of Brahmâ, the Master of soul, the Master of all, the infinite, the omnipresent among all the purified souls, devoid of the properties belonging to all created things, the most excellent, the manifest, the immortal, the great nameless, the universal friend, the deliverer of the soul from the fetters of the phenomenal creation by conveying a correct knowledge of the other tattvas, the life of the seven worlds, viz., the earth, the astral plane, the heaven-world, the space, the sky, and of the regions Mahâ, Jana, Tapa and Satya, the unmanifest (Prakriti), the Mahattatva, the elements, the senses, the Atman, the subtle element called Viseṣa, salutation to Thee, O Soul of all.