1394 Srimad-Bhagavatam [Canto 4, Ch. 29
PURPORT
Encaged within the body, the living being accepts Kalakany4, old age,
just before death. Yavanegvara is the emblem of death, Yamaraja. Before
going to the place of Yamaraja, the living entity accepts jara, old age, the
sister of Yamaraja. One is subjected to the influence of Yavana-raja and his
sister due to impious activity. Those who are in Krsna consciousness and
are engaged in devotional service under the instructions of Narada Muni
are not subjected to the influence of Yamaraja and his sister jara. If one is
Krsna conscious, he conquers death. After leaving the material body, he
does not accept another body that is material but returns home, back to
Godhead. This is verified by Bhagavad-gita (4.9).
TEXTS 23-25
ATT SANTIS A TATA: |
arena: ward fa FAT: R31
a
at aeftagsetre are: |
FER At TH VE AA TAZA: URwII
omezaaararerea ron: |
c
Ad wAsTeTTAATEA BHA UI
addhayo vyadhayas tasya
sainikd yavands carah
bhiitopasargasu-rayah
prajvaro dvi-vidho jvarah
evam bahu-vidhair duhkhair
daiva-bhiitatma-sambhavaih
klisyamanah satam varsam
dehe dehi tamo-vurtah
pranendriya-mano-dharman
atmany adhyasya nirgunah
Sete kama-lavan dhydyan
mamdham iti karma-krt
ddhayah— disturbances of the mind; vyddhayah—disturbances of the body
or diseases; tasya—of Yavaneévara; sainikah—soldiers; yavanah— Y avanas;
