tatraiva me viharato bhuja-daṇá¸a-yugmaá¹
gÄṇá¸Ä«va-laká¹£aṇam arÄti-vadhÄya devÄḥ
sendrÄḥ Å›ritÄ yad-anubhÄvitam ÄjamÄ«á¸ha
tenÄham adya muá¹£itaḥ puruá¹£eṇa bhÅ«mnÄ
tatra - in that heavenly planet; eva - certainly; me - myself; viharataḥ - while staying as a guest; bhuja-daṇá¸a-yugmam - both of my arms; gÄṇá¸Ä«va - the bow named GÄṇá¸Ä«va; laká¹£aṇam - mark; arÄti - a demon named NivÄtakavaca; vadhÄya - for killing; devÄḥ - all the demigods; sa - along with; indrÄḥ - the heavenly King, Indra; Å›ritÄḥ - taken shelter of; yat - by whose; anubhÄvitam - made it possible to be powerful; ÄjamÄ«á¸ha - O descendant of King AjamÄ«á¸ha; tena - by Him; aham - myself; adya - at the present moment; muá¹£itaḥ - bereft of; puruá¹£eṇa - the personality; bhÅ«mnÄ - supreme.
The heavenly demigods are certainly more intelligent, powerful and beautiful, and yet they had to take help from Arjuna because of his GÄṇá¸Ä«va bow, which was empowered by the grace of Lord ÅšrÄ« Kṛṣṇa. The Lord is all-powerful, and by His grace His pure devotee can be as powerful as He may desire, and there is no limit to it. And when the Lord withdraws His power from anyone, he is powerless by the will of the Lord.