A short transcript excerpt from a YouTube spiritual discourse by Jaya Pataka Swami recounting the Bhagavatam story of Ajamil. The speakers describe Ajamil's fall from a Brahmin to sinful life, his affection for his youngest son named Narayana, the arrival of Yamadutas to take his soul, and how invoking the name 'Narayana' brings the Vishnu-dutas to intervene.
In Bhagavatam. Ajamil was born in Brahma. But he became a sinner and he started left his wife, started living with.
A prostitute in Bhagavatam. Ajamila, he was born Brahmin, but he became a sinner. He. He left his wife and started living with a prostitute.
Krishna. In the heart he named his youngest son Narayana.
Because of Krishna in the heart he named his youngest son as Narayana Rabbi Snake.
And he was very affectionate. The youngest son had always called Narayan. Come here, Narayana.
So Srila Prabhupada explains that because Ajamel was very affectionate towards his youngest son, so he would always call him Narayana. Narayana, Come here, Narayana. Come here and eat with me. Narayana, come here and sit with me.
They all do the same and they have rope of leather in their hands. They are trying to take the agrarian atma out as hard to hell.
So the Yamadutas, when they came with the rope and they wanted to take the soul from out from the body of Ajamil, wanted to take him to the hell to punish him.
They called his son Narayana.
Narayana.
And he remembered the original Narayana.
And he remembered the original Narayana. Immediately the Vishnu Dutas came.