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Srimad Bhagavatam 11.28.35

11.28.35

एष स्वयंज्योतिरजोऽप्रमेयो महानुभूति: सकलानुभूति: । एकोऽद्वितीयो वचसां विरामे येनेषिता वागसवश्चरन्ति ॥ ३५ ॥

eṣa svayaṁ-jyotir ajo ’prameyo mahānubhūtiḥ sakalānubhūtiḥ eko ’dvitīyo vacasāṁ virāme yeneṣitā vāg-asavaś caranti

eṣaḥ
this (Supersoul)
svayam-jyotiḥ
self-luminous
ajaḥ
unborn
aprameyaḥ
impossible to measure
mahā-anubhūtiḥ
full of transcendental consciousness
sakala-anubhūtiḥ
aware of everything
ekaḥ
one
advitīyaḥ
without a second
vacasām virāme
(realized only) when material words cease
yena
by whom
īṣitāḥ
impelled
vāk
speech
asavaḥ
and the life airs
caranti
move

The Supreme Lord is self-luminous, unborn and immeasurable. He is pure transcendental consciousness and perceives everything. One without a second, He is realized only after ordinary words cease. By Him the power of speech and the life airs are set into motion.