स चापि योगी योगेन यदि नाम स्वयं प्रभुः । शरीरात्तस्य निर्गच्छेदस्माकं रोषपालिता
sa cāpi yogī yogena yadi nāma svayaṃ prabhuḥ | śarīrāttasya nirgacchedasmākaṃ roṣapālitā
纵使那位瑜伽行者自为其主,能以瑜伽离身而去——然我等以忿怒为资粮,亦决不退让。
Andhaka
Scene: The speaker insists that even if the yogin could exit the body by yoga, their wrath-driven force will not relent—an image of spiritual technique contrasted with violent obsession.
Yoga is portrayed as real power, yet wrath-driven resolve is spiritually inferior; uncontrolled anger eclipses discernment.
None is named in this verse.
None; the verse alludes to yogic capability (leaving the body) but gives no sādhana instruction.