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English translation with Jain terms preserved:
The Sūtrakṛtāṅga Sūtra states - "When Janārdana (the Lord) is asleep in the darkness of the clouds and the nights, I do not speak falsehood, O wide-eyed one! Those are the experiences which are entangled in the meshes (of delusion)."
The meaning of this verse is as follows - When Janārdana (the Lord) or the Sun-god has gone to sleep, i.e., set, and the sky is covered with dark clouds, in those nights, I, the one with large eyes (the beloved), do not speak falsehood. The initial letters of each pada (section) of this verse spell out "Kāmen te", meaning "I desire you."
Skilled in the art of deception, women of a fickle mind know the ways of cheating, due to which even the discerning ascetics become attached to them because of the arising of karmic effects.
The verse states - "They sit down closely by his side, repeatedly put on the garment for nourishing (passion), display the lower part of the body, and approach him with uplifted arm exposing the armpit."
Commentary - The women, in order to deceive the ascetic, sit down very close to him, expressing excessive affection, with the intention of gaining his trust. Similarly, they repeatedly wear the garment that nourishes (arouses) passion, i.e., the attractive and seductive clothing, under the pretext of it being loose or wet. Further, they display the lower part of the body to arouse passion, and approach the ascetic with uplifted arm, exposing the armpit, in a manner favorable to him.
Additionally, the verse states - "With intoxicating substances and seductive means, they invite the solitary one. And he knows these, the evident and the hidden forms."