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असौ मया हतः शत्रुर्हनिष्ये चापरानपि।ईश्वरोऽहमहं भोगी सिद्धोऽहं बलवान्सुखी।।16.14।।

asau mayā hataḥ śhatrur haniṣhye chāparān api īśhvaro ’ham ahaṁ bhogī siddho ’haṁ balavān sukhī

Sanskrit Chant Recitation
Chapter 16, Verse 14
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Sanskrit to English Translation

Translator:
"I have slain that enemy, and I shall slay others too. I am the Lord; I enjoy, I am perfect, powerful, and happy."

A Reading - Rantideb

Why: that enemy has been slain by me, and others too I shall slay, I am the lord, I am the enjoyer, I am successful, mighty, and happy, continuing the internal monologue into territory of dominance and self-congratulation over others.

In life: a running internal narrative centered on defeating others and personal supremacy tends to isolate someone from genuine connection, even while producing a temporary, hollow sense of triumph.

Teaching: if you notice your own internal narrative drifting toward defeating others and personal supremacy, treat that as a signal worth examining, this pattern is described here as isolating and hollow, not as a genuinely satisfying achievement.

asauthat
mayāby me
hataḥhas been destroyed
śhatruḥenemy
haniṣhyeI shall destroy
chaand
aparānothers
apialso
īśhvaraḥGod
ahamI
ahamI
bhogīthe enjoyer
siddhaḥpowerful
ahamI
bala-vānpowerful
sukhīhappy

Deep Classical Commentary (Bhashya)

Author:
16.14 असौ that? मया by me? हतः slain? शत्रुः enemy? हनिष्ये (I) shall slay? च and? अपरान् others? अपि also? ईश्वरः Lord? अहम् I? अहम् I? भोगी the enjoyer? सिद्धः perfect? अहम् I? भोगी the enjoyer? सिद्धः perfect? अहम् I? बलवान् powerful? सुखी happy.Commentary I will be the lord of all I survey. I will kill everyone who will not serve me. In fact I am the lord of all creation. I will be successful in all my undertakings. I have got plenty of landed property? cattle and immense wealth. I have got plenty of children and grandchildren. Even Indra is not eal to me. I am not an ordinary man. I am very powerful? strong? healthy and happy in every respect.In this verse there is a description of the vain imaginations of the people of demoniacal nature.