Śukadeva Gosvāmī said: O King! After seeing his planet touched by Vāmana’s foot, Lord Brahmā, his abode, his effulgence and his own form became dim by the light from the effulgence of Vāmana’s moon-like toe nails. He offered respects to the Lord and the great sages headed by Marīci and by yogīs like Sanandana also offered respects to the Lord. In the Twenty-first Chapter, Brahmā worship Vāmana, Bali forbids the demons from attacking, and Garuḍa, knowing the Lord’s intentions, ties up Bali. In the last chapter it was mentioned Vāmana’s foot reached Brahmaloka. Then what happened? Seeing Satyaloka with the moon’s of Vāmana’s toe nails, Brahmā approached the Lord. Marīci and others also went. They offered respects and Brahmā offered respects. Verbs should be supplied for both subjects. Brahmā, whose effulgence and abode were dimmed by the moons of the nails of Vāmana, was also made dim by the moons of his toe nails. Thus the moons of his toe nails eclipsed Satyaloka, his effulgence and Brahmā himself.