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Srimad Bhagavatam 11.22.5

11.22.5

नैतदेवं यथात्थ त्वं यदहं वच्मि तत्तथा । एवं विवदतां हेतुं शक्तयो मे दुरत्यया: ॥ ५ ॥

naitad evaṁ yathāttha tvaṁ yad ahaṁ vacmi tat tathā evaṁ vivadatāṁ hetuṁ śaktayo me duratyayāḥ

na
it is not
etat
this
evam
so
yathā
as
āttha
say
tvam
you
yat
which
aham
I
vacmi
am saying
tat
that
tathā
thus
evam
in this way
vivadatām
for those who argue
hetum
over logical reasons
śaktayaḥ
the energies (are impelling)
me
My
duratyayāḥ
unsurpassable

When philosophers argue, “I don’t choose to analyze this particular case in the same way that you have,” it is simply My own insurmountable energies that are motivating their analytic disagreements.