Can you explain the story of Prajapati and the syllable 'Da' and what each of his children understood from it?

Chapter 14 recounts a profound teaching story where Prajapati gave a single-syllable instruction, 'Da,' to his three children: the gods, the demons, and the humans. Each group interpreted this instruction based on their inherent nature. The gods, described as self-controlled beings with noble qualities, understood 'Da' as 'Danta,' meaning to be self-controlled. The demons, characterized as violent and cruel, interpreted it as 'Daya,' meaning to be merciful. Lastly, the humans, who are often gripped by greed, understood 'Da' as 'Dana,' meaning to give charity. Prajapati affirmed all three interpretations, showcasing an innovative method of teaching between a Guru and his disciples.