तथा वज्ञेण भगवानमर्षाकुललोचन: । तमापततन्तं दृष्टवैव च्यवनस्तपसान्वित:
tathā vajreṇa bhagavānamarṣākulalocanaḥ | tam āpatatantaṃ dṛṣṭvaiva cyavanas tapasānvitāḥ ||
于是,那位圣者双目因忿怒而赤红,挥动金刚雷霆(vajra)击下。见其挟势俯冲而来,持苦行之力而坚固的遮婆那(Cyavana)挺身而立,准备迎击这迫近的攻势。
च्यवन उवाच
The verse highlights the ethical tension between divine force and ascetic merit: anger-driven power (vajra) confronts disciplined spiritual power (tapas), implying that self-mastery and righteousness can stand firm even against overwhelming might.
Indra, enraged, attacks with his thunderbolt; Cyavana sees the onrushing assault and, supported by his ascetic potency, prepares to face it rather than yield.