यात दानवदैतेयैस्तावत्सन्धिर्विधीयताम् कालेनानुगृहीतैस्तैर्यावद्वो भव आत्मनः
yāta dānava-daiteyais tāvat sandhir vidhīyatām kālenānugṛhītais tair yāvad vo bhava ātmanaḥ
Synonyms
yāta—just execute; dānava—with the demons; daiteyaiḥ—and the asuras; tāvat—so long; sandhiḥ—a truce; vidhīyatām—execute; kālena—by a favorable time (or kāvyena—by Śukrācārya); anugṛhītaiḥ—receiving benedictions; taiḥ—with them; yāvat—as long as; vaḥ—of you; bhavaḥ—good fortune; ātmanaḥ—of yourselves..
Translation
As long as you are not flourishing, you should make a truce with the demons and asuras, who are now being favored by time.
Purport
One word in this verse has two readings—kālena and kāvyena. Kālena means "favored by time," and kāvyena means "favored by Śukrācārya," Śukrācārya being the spiritual master of the Daityas. The demons and Daityas were favored in both ways, and therefore the demigods were advised by the Supreme Lord to execute a truce for the time being, until time favored them.