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Srimad Bhagavatam 10.51.51

10.51.51

निर्जित्य दिक्‌च‌क्रमभूतविग्रहो वरासनस्थ: समराजवन्दित: । गृहेषु मैथुन्यसुखेषु योषितां क्रीडामृग: पूरुष ईश नीयते ॥ ५१ ॥

nirjitya dik-cakram abhūta-vigraho varāsana-sthaḥ sama-rāja-vanditaḥ gṛheṣu maithunya-sukheṣu yoṣitāṁ krīḍā-mṛgaḥ pūruṣa īśa nīyate

nirjitya
having conquered
dik
of directions
cakram
the whole circle
abhūta
nonexistent
vigrahaḥ
any conflict for whom
vara-āsana
on an exalted throne
sthaḥ
seated
sama
equal
rāja
by kings
vanditaḥ
praised
gṛheṣu
in residences
maithunya
sex
sukheṣu
whose happiness
yoṣitām
of women
krīḍā-mṛgaḥ
a pet animal
puruṣaḥ
the person
īśa
O Lord
nīyate
is led about

Having conquered the entire circle of directions and being thus free of conflict, a man sits on a splendid throne, receiving praise from leaders who were once his equals. But when he enters the women’s chambers, where sex pleasure is found, he is led about like a pet animal, O Lord.