Mahabharata — Udyoga Parva, Shloka 35
भीष्म–जामदग्न्यसंवादः (Amba-prasaṅga and Kurukṣetra Dvandva Declaration) / Bhishma–Jamadagnya Dialogue
तब मैंने पुन: अपने-आपको स्थिर करके कुपित हो उस युद्धमें परशुरामजीपर सैकड़ों बाण बरसाये ।।
sa tair agny-arka-saṅkāśaiḥ śarair āśīviṣopamaiḥ | śitair abhyardito rāmo manda-ceta iva abhavat ||
我再度稳住自身，怒火翻涌，便向帕拉修罗摩倾泻数百支箭矢。那些箭如火如日般炽烈，又如毒蛇般可怖，锋利无比。罗摩被这般锐箭连连击中，痛楚压身，竟似神识迟钝，恍若失神。
राम उवाच
Educational Q&A
The verse highlights how anger and escalation in battle can overwhelm even the strongest, making one appear senseless; it implicitly commends restraint and clarity as essential to righteous conduct amid conflict.
In the course of a confrontation, Paraśurāma is repeatedly struck by extremely sharp arrows described as fire- and sun-like and as terrifying as venomous snakes, leaving him looking dazed and mentally dulled.