Verse 25

²⁰So they, king, having settled well what the dharma of the Lord's own is, loosed him from Yama's nooses and set the brahmin free of death. ²¹Answered in this way, Yama's messengers went to Yama's presence and told the king of the dead all of it as it was, subduer of enemies. ²²The twice-born, freed from the noose, his fear gone, came back to himself and bowed his head to Visnu's servants, glad at the sight of them. ²³Seeing that he wished to speak, the servants of the great Person vanished on the spot, there in front of him, sinless one. ²⁴And Ajamila, having heard from the messengers of Yama and of Krsna the dharma of the Lord's own, which is pure, and the dharma of the three Vedas, which rests on the strands,

²⁵quickly grew full of devotion to the Bhagavan from hearing Hari's greatness; and a great remorse came over him as he remembered his own foulness.