Verse 14
Who would set himself against them· Verses 14–18
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14Turned away, he asked Akrura to guard his heel. And he too said: Who that knows the strength of those two Lords would set himself against them? 15He who in play makes this world and keeps it and puts an end to it, whose doing the makers of the world do not know, bewildered as they are by her who is unborn; 16who at seven years tore up a mountain with one hand and held it as a play, a boy, the way a child holds up a mushroom. 17Homage to that Bhagavan Krsna, whose acts are a wonder. To the Endless, the first of beings, the unchanging one, to the self: homage. 18Turned away by him too, Satadhanvan left the great jewel with him, mounted a horse that could go a hundred yojanas, and went.