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English translation preserving Jain terms:
Just as the Pingala bird, a type of hawk, drinks water calmly without disturbing it, in the same way, there is no fault in having relations with entreating women, as it does not cause harm to any living being and they are satisfied.
Commentary: The purpose of providing this example is to demonstrate that just as the Pingala bird drinks water without agitating it, in the same way, having relations with entreating women, without causing harm to any living being and with them being satisfied, there is no fault in it.
Just as someone, out of wickedness or ignorance, were to cut off someone's head with a weapon or drink poison, and yet maintain neutrality, they would not be free from fault. Similarly, in the case of the inevitable and all-encompassing evil of sexual intercourse, which increases the cycle of rebirth, how can one be free from fault?
As the great sages have said in the scriptures: "This (sexual intercourse) is harmful to living beings, like the entry of a heated iron rod. It is the root of unrighteousness and increases the cycle of rebirth. Therefore, one who does not wish for sin should avoid this evil."
This is the meaning conveyed by the three verses.