यद्यागमैर्न विद्यां च तमहं भूतभावनम् । क्रमेयं त्वां गिरिं चैव हनूमानिव सागरम्,यदि शास्त्रोंके द्वारा मुझे उन भूतभावन भगवान्के स्वरूपका ज्ञान न होता तो मैं तुम्हींको क्या इस पर्वतको भी उसी प्रकार लाँघ जाता, जैसे हनुमानजी समुद्रको लाँघ गये थे
yady āgamair na vidyāṃ ca tam ahaṃ bhūtabhāvanam | kramyeyaṃ tvāṃ giriṃ caiva hanūmān iva sāgaram ||
Bhima said: “If, through the sacred teachings and the scriptures, I had not gained knowledge of that Lord—the Sustainer and Source of all beings—then I would have overstepped you and even this mountain, just as Hanuman once leapt across the ocean.”
भीम उवाच
Physical power should be governed by scriptural wisdom and reverence for the Supreme; true knowledge produces humility and self-restraint even in the mighty.
Bhima declares that, were it not for scriptural knowledge of the Lord (Bhūtabhāvana) that restrains him, he would have simply stepped over the interlocutor and the mountain—invoking Hanuman’s legendary leap across the ocean as a comparison.