Maitrāyaṇīya Āraṇyaka 3.3

3.3

ca̱turdaśavidhaṃ ca̱turaśīti̍dhā pa̱riṇa̍taṃ bhū̱tagaṇame̱tadvai nā̱nātva̍sya rū̱paṃ tāni̍ ha̱
vā e̱tāni̍ puru̍ṣeṇeri̱tāni̱ cakra̍miva mṛtpa̱cene̍tyatha̱ yathā̍'yaṣpi̱ṇḍe
ha̱nyamā̍ne nāgni̍rabhibhū̍yatye̱vaṃ nā̍bhibhū̱yatya̍sau pu̱ruṣo'bhi̍bhū̱yatya̱yaṃ
bhū̱tātmopasadgasṛ̱ṣṭatvāditi̍

are impelled by the Puruṣa, like a wheel by a potter. Now, just as when the lump of iron is beaten, the fire is not overcome, even so that Puruṣa is not overcome; this elemental Self is overcome because of being conjoined.'