“In this world both in villages and in forests, people through various techniques attract innocent harmless animals and birds pretending to be their protectors, but then, after capturing the birds or animals they either kill them by piercing sharp knives into them or tie them with ropes displaying them like toys thus inflicting wounds upon them.
Until now we heard about the various higher and lower planetary systems.
Maharishi Śuka continued, “Some other aspirants develop unflinching devotion towards Vāsudeva and through this burn out their sins just as Sun destroys fog.
Maharishi Śuka continued, “Aged Ajāmila had 10 sons, the youngest among them was named Nārāyana.
Nārayanaya namah Niśamya mriyamāṇasya bhruvato hari-kīrtanam Bhartur nāma mahārāja pārṣadāḥ sahasāpatan
Yama’s attendants continued, “yena yāvān yathādharmah adharmo veha samīhitaḥ sa eva tat-phalaṁ bhuṅkte tathā tāvad amutra vai
Yama’s attendants continued, “Ajāmila was a supremely learned Vedic scholar and an embodiment of all noble qualities.
Sixth Canto Chapter Two In this chapter, Ajāmila’s accent to Vaikunṭha is explained.
Govindāya namah Vishnu’s attendants continued, “By uttering the Lord’s name at the time of death Ajāmila has atoned for all his sins.