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Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam
[Canto 6, Ch. 4]
परावरेषां परमं प्राक् प्रसिद्धं तद् ब्रह्म तद्धेतुरनन्यदेकम् ॥३०॥
yasmin yato yena ca yasya yasmai yad yo yathā kurute kāryate ca parāvareṣām paramaṁ prāk prasiddhaṁ tad brahma tad-dhetur ananyad ekam
yasmin —in whom (the Supreme Personality of Godhead or the supreme place of repose);  yataḥ —from whom (everything emanates);  yena —by whom (everything is enacted);  ca —also;  yasya —to whom everything belongs;  yasmai —to whom (everything is offered);  yat —which;  yaḥ —who;  yathā —as;  kurute —executes;  kāryate —is performed;  ca —also;  para-avareṣām —of both, in the material and spiritual existence;  paramam —the supreme;  prāk —the origin;  prasiddham —well known to everyone;  tat —that;  brahma —the Supreme Brahman;  tat-hetuḥ —the cause of all causes;  ananyat —having no other cause;  ekam —one without a second.
TRANSLATION
The Supreme Brahman,  Kṛṣṇa , is the ultimate resting place and source of everything. Everything is done by Him, everything belongs to Him, and everything is offered to Him. He is the ultimate objective, and whether acting or causing others to act, He is the ultimate doer. There are many causes, high and low, but since He is the cause of all causes, He is well known as the Supreme Brahman who existed before all activities. He is one without a second and has no other cause. I therefore offer my respects unto Him.
PURPORT
The Supreme Personality of Godhead,  Kṛṣṇa , is the original cause, as confirmed in  Bhagavad-gītā  ( ahaṁ sarvasya prabhavaḥ ). Even this material world, which is conducted under the modes of material nature, is caused by the Supreme Personality of Godhead, who therefore also has an intimate relationship with the material world. If the material world