Prahlāda said,—"Hear, father I will repeat the substance of what I have read. Hear attentively what occupies my thoughts. I bow to that Great Being who is without beginning, middle or end, increase or diminution: the imperishable lord of the world, the universal cause of causes". Parāçara said:—Hearing those words the lord of the Daityas, his eyes red with ire and lip swollen with indignation, looked towards the preceptor and said,—"O vile Brahmana, what is this?

In plain words: Prahlada says that what fills his thoughts is this: he bows to the Supreme Being. That Being has no beginning or end, never grows or shrinks, and is the cause of everything. Hearing this, his father turns red with rage and shouts at the teacher, "What is this, wicked Brahmin?"