I am the result of all those seeking results, and I am time among controllers. I am prakṛti for the guṇas, and I am the natural quality in an object having qualities. Now he describes the particular vibhūtis. As vibhūtis, he describes the outstanding among material and spiritual objects. The genitive case is sometimes used to indicate that the Lord is the best among a group (eg. I am time among controllers) and sometimes used to indicate a relationship of possession (eg. I am the result for the karmīs and jñānīs). The word” I” is used with the vibhūtis in nominative or accusative case to indicate sameness or identity. I am the result to be achieved (gatiḥ) for persons having goals like karmīs and jñānīs. I am time among things that control. I am prakṛti (sāmyam) among the guṇas. I am the natural quality in a substance. For instance, I am sound in ether.