He was now able to transcend his ‘body consciousness’ and get established in the presence of  the omnipresent Bhagavan. Then he could see his guides (Vishnu Doothas) once again and went along with them to the abode of Sri Bhagavan.

Bhagavatham asks here, “if a sinner like Ajamila could reach Bhagavan through a ‘name sake’ Nama Japam, what would be the merit a true devotee will get, through constant Nama Japam?

Note: Even though Ajamila blamed himself for quite some time, he collected his mind back and started thinking positively. The moment he turned his mind from problem to solution, a new energy sweeps in and he becomes a new man.

Even a few moments of ‘Satsang’ could invoke dispassion in his mind and save his life. We have a tendency to do only those things that can benefit us. Here Bhagavatham tells us what benefits we will get from regular Nama Japam.

Ajamila deserves respect now, because of his exemplary effort to uplift his mind which was immersed in a sinful life. He is a perfect example for us, showing how to apply corrective measures in life as we realize our mistakes.