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Srimad Bhagavatam 2.2.17

2.2.17

न यत्र कालोऽनिमिषां पर: प्रभु: कुतो नु देवा जगतां य ईशिरे । न यत्र सत्त्वं न रजस्तमश्च न वै विकारो न महान् प्रधानम् ॥ १७ ॥

na yatra kalo ’nimisam parah prabhuh kuto nu deva jagatam ya isire na yatra sattvam na rajas tamas ca na vai vikaro na mahan pradhanam

na
not
yatra
wherein
kalah
destructive time
animisam
of the heavenly demigods
parah
superior
prabhuh
controller
kutah
where is there
nu
certainly
devah
the demigods
jagatam
the mundane creatures
ye
those
isire
rules
na
not
yatra
therein
sattvam
mundane goodness
na
nor
rajah
mundane passion
tamah
mundane ignorance
ca
also
na
nor
vai
certainly
vikarah
transformation
na
nor
mahan
the material Causal Ocean
pradhanam
material nature

In that transcendental state of labdhopasanti, there is no supremacy of devastating time, which controls even the celestial demigods who are empowered to rule over mundane creatures (And what to speak of the demigods themselves?) Nor is there the mode of material goodness, nor passion, nor ignorance, nor even the false ego, nor the material Causal Ocean, nor the material nature.