134 Srimad-Bhagavatam [Canto 6, Ch. 2
In less than even a moment, a perfect devotee can return home, back to
Godhead, immediately after giving up his material body.
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evam sa viplavita-sarva-dharma
dasyah patih patito garhya-karmana
nipatyamano niraye hata-vratah
sadyo vimukto bhagavan-naéma grhnan
evam—in this way; sah—he (Ajamila); viplavita-sarva-dharmah—
who gave up all religious principles; dasyah patih—the husband of a
prostitute; patitah—fallen; garhya-karmanad—by being engaged in
abominable activities; nipdtyamanah—falling; niraye—in hellish life;
hata-vratah—who broke all his vows; sadyah—immediately; vimuk-
tah—liberated; bhagavat-néma—the holy name of the Lord; grhnan—
chanting.
TRANSLATION
Ajamila was a brahmana who because of bad association had
given up all brahminical culture and religious principles. Becom-
ing most fallen, he stole, drank and performed other abominable
acts. He even kept a prostitute. Thus he was destined to be carried
away to hell by the order carriers of Yamaraja, but he was im-
mediately rescued simply by a glimpse of the chanting of the holy
name Narayana.
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