How does the text describe the process of cosmic creation, starting from Brahman?

The text in Chapter 50 outlines a specific sequence for the emergence of the cosmos. It begins with Brahman, which becomes 'qualified' (shabal) through its association with Avidya (ignorance) and is then called 'Sat' (Existence). From this expressible Brahman, the Unmanifest (Avyakta) emerges. The process continues as the Great Principle (Mahat-tattva) comes from the Unmanifest. Within the Great Principle, egoism is born. Subsequently, the five Tanmatras (subtle elements) arise from egoism, and within them, the five great elements (gross elements) are formed. Finally, the text states that the entire world was born from the womb of these five great elements, concluding that the world's appearance is the very form of Avidya-Maya.