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Srimad Bhagavatam 10.87.30

10.87.30

अपरिमिता ध्रुवास्तनुभृतो यदि सर्वगता- स्तर्हि न शास्यतेति नियमो ध्रुव नेतरथा । अजनि च यन्मयं तदविमुच्य नियन्तृ भवेत् सममनुजानतां यदमतं मतदुष्टतया ॥ ३० ॥

aparimitā dhruvās tanu-bhṛto yadi sarva-gatās tarhi na śāsyateti niyamo dhruva netarathā ajani ca yan-mayaṁ tad avimucya niyantṛ bhavet samam anujānatāṁ yad amataṁ mata-duṣṭatayā

aparimitāḥ
countless
dhruvāḥ
permanent
tanu-bhṛtaḥ
the embodied living entities
yadi
if
sarva-gatāḥ
omnipresent
tarhi
then
na
not
śāsyatā
sovereignty
iti
such
niyamaḥ
rule
dhruva
O unchanging one
na
not
itarathā
otherwise
ajani
was generated
ca
and
yat-mayam
from whose substance
tat
from that
avimucya
not separating itself
niyantṛ
regulator
bhavet
must be
samam
equally present
anujānatām
of those who supposedly know
yat
which
amatam
misunderstood
mata
of what is known
duṣṭatayā
because of the imperfection

If the countless living entities were all-pervading and possessed forms that never changed, You could not possibly be their absolute ruler, O immutable one. But since they are Your localized expansions and their forms are subject to change, You do control them. Indeed, that which supplies the ingredients for the generation of something is necessarily its controller because a product never exists apart from its ingredient cause. It is simply illusion for someone to think that he knows the Supreme Lord, who is equally present in each of His expansions, since whatever knowledge one gains by material means must be imperfect.