"True I accept you according to your past pious actions, but what should I do, now that you are have been given to Sisupala in marriage? " Rukmini then shows him a method. "You cannot be defeated by anyone (ajita), and therefore at the upcoming wedding, first you should enter the city unseen, without troops, and having entered the city, you can surround yourself with your army to show your strength. If you do not do this, then it will be difficult to enter the city quickly, for outside the city troops will be ready to fight with you. After entering the city, however, you can say that you have come to see the spectacular wedding and the army will have no reason for fighting with you. Then at your leisure you can take me away. If the evil, fearsome troops agitate to fight with you (nirmanthya), you can show your bravery, just as you received Laksmi from the churning (nirmanthana) of the ocean. Suddenly snatch me away, the reward for your show of strength."

In great distress, in two verses she gives her solution to the problem. You should be unknown, announcing yourself with a different province, name and language and come directly inside the assembly (sam--etya). Come surrounded by any leaders of armies. This indicates a huge army. She makes this description out of affection for Kṛṣṇa. She incites him boldly because he is unconquerable (ajita). Crush the forces of Śiśupāla and Jarāṣandha who has come to help him. The word nirmathya (crush or churn) suggests an ocean of armies. Just as you previously churned the Milk Ocean and delivered me (Lakṣmī) so you should churn the ocean of Śiśupāla’s armies and deliver me now. Suggesting the Rākṣasa type of marriage, she indicates his indifference to the enemy and suitability of her request. This act will be successful because you are unconquerable (ajita).

Enter within the city (sametya), surrounded by leaders of troops like Balarāma. There should be many leaders of troops. Though you are unconquerable (ajita), you should think of friends in danger. Agitate the enemy troops constantly or destroy them completely (nirmathya). Jarāsandha’s army should be destroyed because it assists Śiśupāla. The word nirmathya (churn) suggests that the armies are unlimited like the ocean. Moreover, just as pervious the ocean was churned, and you delivered me, now also deliver me from the inner city with its ocean of Śiśupāla’s army. In rākṣasa marriage there is no considerable of asking for the bride or qualification for marrying the bride. Or “Why do you encourage me to engage in a great battle?” You are famous at all times and places for victory. O unconquerable one!