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Disappearance of Lord Kṛṣṇa
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asuras , however, do not believe in the existence of God, and they make their own plans to counteract all these threefold miseries, and so they meet with failures every time. The  Bhagavad-gītā  clearly states that the reaction of material energy is never to be conquered because of the binding effects of the three modes. They can simply be overcome by one who surrenders fully in devotion under the lotus feet of the Lord. (Bg. 7.14)
TEXT 11
ॐत्रीक्षिबाहवो महां स्फुरन्त्यङ्ग पुनः पुनः । वेपयुश्चापि हृदये आराहासन्ति विप्रियम् ॥११॥
ūrv-akṣi-bāhavo mahyam sphuranty aṅga punaḥ punaḥ vepathuś cāpi hṛdaye ārād dāsyanti vipriyam
ūru —thighs;  akṣi —eyes;  bāhavaḥ —the arms;  mahyam —in my;  sphuranti —quivering;  aṅga —left side of the body;  punaḥ punaḥ —again and again;  vepathuḥ —palpitations;  ca —also;  api —certainly;  hṛdaye —in the heart;  ārāt —due to fearfulness;  dāsyanti —indicating;  vipriyam —undesirables.
TRANSLATION
The left side of my body, my thighs, arms and eyes are all quivering again and again. I am having heart palpitations due to fear. All this indicates undesirable happenings.
PURPORT
Material existence is full of undesirables. Things we do not want are forced upon us by some superior energy, and we do not see that these undesirables are under the grip of the three modes of material nature. When a man's eyes, arms and thighs all quiver constantly, one must know that something is going to happen which is undesirable. These undesirables are compared with fire in a forest. No one goes in the forest to set fire, but fire automatically takes place in the forest, creating inconceivable calamities for the living beings of the forest. Such fire cannot be extinguished by any human efforts. The fire can only be extinguished by the mercy of the Lord, who sends clouds to pour water on the forest. Similarly, undesirable