Reaching him very quickly, you will lie down on the battlefield, stripped of pride, surrounded by dogs. By his merciful desire, he assumes many forms for destroying wicked person like you. “How long will it take to reach him?” Very quickly, in five days you can meet him. Stripped of your pride (vismayaḥ), you will lie down to sleep. Now afflicted by the sickness of pride, you do not sleep, agitated with the desire to fight. Where the warriors lie down (vīraśaye) is the battlefield. That will be your suitable bed. You will have many people to care for your limbs. The dogs will surround you. “If that is so, then please tell me the form of the Lord. Searching inside and outside the universe, on finding him, I will fight with him. How can he kill me? You will see!” For destroying the wicked, he assumes forms such as Varāha or Nṛsiṁha. I know in general, but I do not know in what particular form he will kill you. Thus ends the commentary on Seventeenth Chapter of the Third Canto of the Bhāgavatam for the pleasure of the devotees, in accordance with the previous ācāryas Chapter Eighteen Battle of Varāha and Hiraṇyākṣa