Verse 33
The fall, and where they are now· Verses 33–37
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33Those two bulls among the gods, their splendour struck down by the brahmins' curse, fell from Hari's world that is hard to reach, and their pride was gone from them. 34And as the two of them fell from the seat of the unhindered one, my sons, there was a great cry of grief among the foremost of the flying palaces. 35Those very two, the foremost attendants of Hari, have now come here as the fierce fire of Kasyapa, entered into the womb of Diti. 36It is by the fire of those two twin demons that your own fire has now been drawn away; and that is what the Bhagavan means to do. 37He who is the first cause of this world's arising, its standing and its dissolving, whose yogamaya not even the masters of yoga can get past, that Bhagavan, lord of the three, will bring us to safety. How much is our reasoning worth here?