āmāra - my; hita - benefit; karena - He is doing; iho - this; āmi - I; māni - consider; duḥkha - unhappiness; kṛṣṇera upare - upon Kṛṣṇa; kaila - did; yena - as; indra - Indra; mahā-mūrkha - the great fool.

“He is actually acting for my benefit, although I interpret His actions as insults. This is exactly like the incident in which Lord Kṛṣṇa cut down Indra, the great, puffed-up fool, to correct him.”