Meaning -
O Desire, O Desire for desire itself, loved and adored by victims of the love of greed, be uprooted and away, separate so that you become averted for the vigorous man of yoga in the state of renunciation. (Reference may be made to Taittirya Upanishad, 1, 10: “Aham vrkshasya reriva, I cut off the root of Desire and Attachment,” and to Yoga Sutras of Patanjali, 1, 15: “The awareness of one’s self-mastery over and above the objects of desire seen or heard, that is Vairagya, Detachment,” also to Mundakopanishad, 3, 2, 4 which underscores the virile vigour of the man in pursuit of self-realisation through grace after the attainment of detachment.)

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