Text 33] Svayambhuva Manu Advises Dhruva Maharaja 485

yenopasrstat purusal
loka udvijate bhrsam

na budhas tad-vasum gacched
icchann abhayam atmanah

yena—by which; upasrstat— being overwhelmed; purusat—by the person;
lokah—everyone; udvijate—becomes terrified; bhrsam—greatly; na—never;
budhah—a learned person; tat—of anger; vasam—under the control;
gacchet—should go; icchan—desiring; abhayam—fearlessness, liberation;
atmanah—of the self.
TRANSLATION

A person who desires liberation from this material world should not fall
under the control of anger because when bewildered by anger one becomes
a source of dread for all others.

PURPORT

A devotee or saintly person should not be dreadful to others, nor should
anyone be a source of dread to him. If one treats others with non-enmity,
then no one will become his enemy. There is the example, however, of
Jesus Christ, who had enemies, and they crucified him. The demonic are
always present, and they find fault even in saintly persons. But a saintly
person never becomes angry, even if there is very great provocation.

TEXT 33
tei fitter aT oy!
Taf ay OTSA MTA eA ATI 2

helanam girisa-bhratur
dhanadasya tvaya krtam

yaj jaghnivan punya-janan
bhratr-ghnan ity amarsitah

helanam—disrespectful behavior; girisa—of Lord Siva; bhrétuh—the
brother; dhana-dasya—to Kuvera; tuaya—by you; krtam—was performed;
yat—because; jaghnivan—you have killed; punya-jandn—the Yaksas;
bhratr—of your brother; ghnén—killers; iti-thus (thinking); amarsitah—
angry.
