evaá¹ ká¹£ipto 'pi bhagavÄn
prÄviÅ›ad giri-kandaram
so 'pi praviá¹£á¹as tatrÄnyaá¹
Å›ayÄnaá¹ dadṛśe naram
evam - thus; ká¹£iptaḥ - insulted; api - even though; bhagavÄn - the Supreme Lord; prÄviÅ›at - entered; giri-kandaram - the mountain cave; saḥ - he, KÄlayavana; api - as well; praviá¹£á¹aḥ - entering; tatra - there; anyam - another; Å›ayÄnam - lying; dadṛśe - saw; naram - man.
Although insulted in this way, the Supreme Lord entered the mountain cave. KÄlayavana also entered, and there he saw another man lying asleep.
The Lord exhibits here His opulence of renunciation. Determined to execute His plan and give His blessings to Mucukunda, the Lord ignored KÄlayavana’s insults and calmly proceeded with His program.
