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Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam 11.29.12

మామేవ సర్వభూతేషు బహిరన్తరపావృతమ్ । ఈక్షేతాత్మని చాత్మానం యథా ఖమమలాశయ: ॥ ౧౨ ॥
mām eva sarva-bhūteṣu
[maam eva sarva-bhooteshu]
bahir antar apāvṛtam
[bahir antar apaavritam]
īkṣetātmani cātmānaṁ
[eekshetaatmani chaatmaanam]
yathā kham amalāśayaḥ
[yathaa kham amalaashayah]
mām — Me eva — indeed sarva-bhūteṣu — within all living beings bahiḥ — externally antaḥ — internally apāvṛtam — uncovered īkṣeta — one should see ātmani — within himself ca — also ātmānam — the Supreme Soul yathā — as kham — the sky amala-āśayaḥ — having a pure heart.
Blended reading (Sanskrit + English inline)
mām eva sarva-bhūteṣu
mām
Me
eva
indeed
sarva-bhūteṣu
within all living beings
bahir antar apāvṛtam
bahiḥ
externally
antaḥ
internally
apāvṛtam
uncovered
īkṣetātmani cātmānaṁ
īkṣeta
one should see
ātmani
within himself
ca
also
ātmānam
the Supreme Soul
yathā kham amalāśayaḥ
yathā
as
kham
the sky
amala-āśayaḥ
having a pure heart.
With a pure heart one should see Me, the Supreme Soul within all beings and also within oneself, to be both unblemished by anything material and also present everywhere, both externally and internally, just like the omnipresent sky.

According to Śrīla Viśvanātha Cakravartī Ṭhākura, the Lord has spoken the present verse to attract those who are inclined toward philosophical speculation about the Absolute Truth. Such transcendental scholars searching for the ultimate unity will be attracted by the Lord’s manifestation described here.

— A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupāda
Viśvanātha Cakravartī Ṭhākura Gauḍīya
Translation
With a pure heart the jṣānī should see the complete form of Paramātmā, within all beings and also within oneself, present both externally and internally, just like the ether spreads everywhere without being contaminated. Having described the activities of those who take shelter of bhakti, the Lord now describes the activities of persons who take shelter of jṣāna in eight verses. He should see me uncovered (apāvṛtam), in full form. The subject of the verb is jṣānam āśritaḥ, one who has taken shelter of jṣāna. This appears in the next verse. He should see Paramātmā (ātmānam) in himself, just as ether is everywhere but uncontaminated.
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