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Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam
[Canto 3, Ch. 18]
PURPORT
Materialistic warmongers are not even afraid to fight with their mightiest enemy, the Personality of Godhead. The demon was very encouraged to learn from Varuṇa that there was one fighter who could actually combat him, and he was very enthusiastic to search out the Supreme Personality of Godhead just to give Him a fight, even though it was predicted by Varuṇa that by fighting with Viṣṇu he would become prey for dogs, jackals and vultures. Since demoniac persons are less intelligent, they dare to fight with Viṣṇu, who is known as Ajita, or one who has never been conquered.
TEXT 2
ददर्शं तत्राभिजितं धराधरं  
 प्रोन्नीयमानावनिमग्रदंष्ट्रया ।  
 मुष्णन्तमस्णा स्वरुचोऽरुणश्रिया  
 जहास चाहो वनगोचरो मृगः ॥ २ ॥
dadarśa tatrābhijitam dharā-dharam 
    pronnīyamānāvanim agra-damṣṭrayā 
    muṣṇantam akṣṇā sva-ruco 'ruṇa-śriyā 
    jahāsa cāho vana-gocaro mṛgaḥ
dadarśa—he saw; tatra—there; abhijitam—the victorious; dharā—the earth; dharam—bearing; pronnīyamāna—being raised upwards; avanim—the earth; agra-damṣṭrayā—by the tip of His tusk; muṣṇantam—who was diminishing; akṣṇā—with His eyes; sva-rucaḥ—Hiraṇyākṣa's own splendor; aruṇa—reddish; śriyā—radiant; jahāsa—he laughed; ca—and; aho—O; vana-gocaraḥ—amphibious; mṛgaḥ—beast.
TRANSLATION
He saw there the all-powerful Personality of Godhead in His boar incarnation bearing the earth upwards on the ends of His tusks and robbing him of his splendor with His reddish eyes. The demon laughed: O, an amphibious beast!
PURPORT
In a previous chapter we have discussed the incarnation of the Supreme Personality of Godhead as Varāha, the boar. While Varāha, with His tusks,