'क्षरात्मानावीशते देव एकः' इति श्वेताश्वतरे ।छान्दोग्ये -- 'स एकधा भवति' इत्यादि ।'स तत्र पर्येति' 'स वा एष एतेन दैवेन चक्षुषा मनसैतान्कामान्पश्यन्रमते'
In plain words
"The single God rules over both the changing world and the soul," says the Śvetāśvatara Upaniṣad. The Chāndogya states: "He becomes one," and "He roams there, and seeing these objects of desire with the divine eye and mind, he delights."
Close to the Sanskrit
"The one God rules over the mutable and the self," thus in the Śvetāśvatara. In the Chāndogya: "He becomes onefold," and so forth. "He roams there," "He indeed, seeing these desires with the divine eye and mind, rejoices."