"By knowing one combination of clay, everything made of clay is known. Name and form is just linguistic expression and a transformation. Clay is the truth." This metaphor of clay is used for explaining Brahman as the material cause in the following Upanisad:
Chandogya
The clay-and-pot analogy appears in Chandogya Upanisad 6.1.4, in Uddalaka Aruni's teaching to his son Svetaketu: yatha somyaikena mrtpindena sarvam mrnmayam vijnatam syad, vacarambhanam vikaro namadheyam, mrttiketyeva satyam. By knowing one lump of clay, everything made of clay becomes known; the modifications are only names, and clay alone is the reality.
The passage is the paradigm text for the Vedantic doctrine that Brahman is the upadana-karana or material cause of the world, with names and forms being mere vikara or transformation.
Hence, the correct option is Chandogya.
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