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Srimad Bhagavatam narrates the story of Ajamila in the sixth canto.
It says that Ajamila came from a traditionally orthodox family and did not possess any bad habits. The story has it that the moment he consumed alcohol and came into contact with a woman of illicit conduct, his fall began.- Alcohol represents the fascination that one gets for anything new that he sees and the desire to experiment it, sometimes by compulsion.
- Contact with a woman of poor character signifies indulgence in mundane worldly pleasures.
Both these traits lead us to act against the path of Dharma and have to be avoided.
--Sri Muralidhara Swamiji
Source: www.namadwaar.org
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