evaḿ sāmabhir ālabdhaḥ
śvaphalka-tanayo maṇim
ādāya vāsasācchannaḥ
dadau sūrya-sama-prabham
evam -- thus; samabhih -- with conciliatory words; alabdhah -- reproached; svaphalka-tanayah -- the son of Svaphalka; manim -- the Syamantaka jewel; adaya -- taking; vasasa -- in his garment; acchannah -- concealed; dadau -- he gave; surya -- to the sun; sama -- equal; prabham -- in effulgence.
We can see in this chapter how a valuable jewel caused so much intrigue, violence and suffering. This is certainly a good lesson for those who desire a trouble-free spiritual life.