Samvara said:—"Instantly shall I slay him, O king of Daityas: do thou behold my power of illusion which can invent thousands and myriads of artifices". Parāçara said:—Thereupon that silly Asura Samvara, desirous of destroying the boy, practised his magical charms against Prahlāda, looking upon all creatures with an impartial eye. With a heart tranquil and void of malice even against Samvara, O Maitreya, Prahlāda engaged in the meditation of the destroyer of Madhu.

In plain words: Samvara boasts of his thousands of magic tricks and attacks Prahlada. Prahlada stays calm, holds no hatred even for Samvara, and meditates on Vishnu, the slayer of the demon Madhu.