अथ तेन च दैत्येन ध्यानमुत्सृज्य वीक्षितम् । इंद्रेण तत्कृतं सर्वं तपोबलविनाशनम्
atha tena ca daityena dhyānamutsṛjya vīkṣitam | iṃdreṇa tatkṛtaṃ sarvaṃ tapobalavināśanam
Bấy giờ Daitya ấy bỏ thiền định, đưa mắt nhìn quanh và nhận ra rằng toàn bộ sự tiêu hoại sức mạnh khổ hạnh kia đều do Indra gây nên.
Narrator
Scene: The Daitya breaks meditation, opens his eyes, and ‘sees’ Indra’s agency behind the ruin of his ascetic power—an awakening from inner stillness to accusatory perception.
Distraction from dhyāna leads to loss of spiritual momentum; the verse also frames a moral tension between power-politics and spiritual striving.
No specific tīrtha is named in this verse.
No prescription; the verse contrasts dhyāna with its disruption.