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Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam
[Canto 4, Ch. 28]
TRANSLATION
When the city was thus endangered by the soldiers and Kālakanyā, King Puraṇjana, being overly absorbed in affection for his family, was placed in difficulty by the attack of Yavana-rāja and Kālakanyā.
PURPORT
When we refer to the body, we include the external gross body with its various limbs, as well as the mind, intelligence and ego. In old age these all become weak when they are attacked by different diseases. The proprietor of the body, the living soul, becomes very sad at not being able to use the field of activities properly. In  Bhagavad-gītā  it is clearly explained that the living entity is the proprietor of this body ( kṣetra-jña ) and that the body is the field of activities ( kṣetra ). When a field is overgrown with thorns and weeds, it becomes very difficult for the owner to work it. That is the position of the spirit soul when the body itself becomes a burden due to disease. Extra burdens are placed on the body in the form of anxiety and general deterioration of the bodily functions.
TEXT 6
कन्योपगूढो नष्टश्रीः कृपणो विषयात्मकः । नष्टप्रज्ञो हृतैश्वर्यो गन्धर्वयवनैर्बलात् ॥ ६ ॥
kanyopagūḍho naṣṭa-śrīḥ kṛpaṇo viṣayātmakaḥ naṣṭa-prajño hṛtaiśvaryo gandharva-yavanair balāt
kanyā —by the daughter of Time;  upagūḍhaḥ —being embraced;  naṣṭa-śrīḥ —bereft of all beauty;  kṛpaṇaḥ —miser;  viṣaya-ātmakaḥ —addicted to sense gratification;  naṣṭa-prajñaḥ —bereft of intelligence;  hṛta-aiśvaryaḥ —bereft of opulence;  gandharva —by the Gandharvas;  yavanaiḥ —and by the Yavanas;  balāt —by force.
TRANSLATION
When King Puraṇjana was embraced by Kālakanyā, he gradually lost all his beauty. Having been too much addicted to sex, he became very poor in intelligence and lost all his opulence. Being bereft of all possessions, he was conquered forcibly by the Gandharvas and the Yavanas.