ilavrte—in the tract of land known as Ilavrta-varsa; tu—but; bhagavan—the most powerful; bhavah—Lord Siva; eka—only; eva—certainly; puman—male person; na—not; hi—certainly; anyah—any other; tatra—there; aparah—besides; nirvisati—enters; bhavanyah sapa-nimitta-jnah—who knows the cause of the curse by Bhavani, the wife of Lord Siva; yat-praveksyatah—of one who forcibly enters that tract of land; stri-bhavah—transformation into a female; tat—that; pascat—later; vaksyami—I shall explain.