Ajamila,  although possessing some self control could not stop himself from succumbing to the temptation of pursuing a relationship with the attractive lady. He abandons the path of righteousness, which is so essential to develop detachment.

Under any circumstance,  there is no escape from such a fall, without paying a tremendous price of taking on many rebirths.

His son from the relationship is named Narayana.  Ajamila is very fond of his son. Ajamila grows older, reaches the tenth stage of life, which is the final stage. 

As a child grows, his ego starts developing and dominating over him as determined by the sum total of the deeds of his previous births. But ego of a divine child (who is destined for spiritual greatness) remains feeble and does not overpower him.

A child’s mind is drawn towards virtuous or evil deeds in accordance with the actions performed in his previous births.

(As the child starts growing, in the first stage, he loves the mother’s milk.

In the second stage, he gets attached to his parents.

In the third stage, he begins to relate with his siblings and other relatives.

In the fourth stage, he gets involved in playful activities.

In the next stage, he develops greed for delicious food.

In the sixth stage, lust overpowers him and he starts getting attracted towards the opposite sex.

In the seventh stage, he gets married, raises a family, accumulates wealth,

and builds a house - luxurious or simple - according to his status.

In the eighth stage, he is overpowered by anger and worries.

His body turns worn-out and easily falls prey to various diseases.

In the ninth stage, he grows old and his hair turn grey, his breathing becomes strained

and his body grows weak and suffers from various diseases. 

In the tenth stage, his life comes to an end.

May we train our entire consciousness towards the Paramathma well before we reach the tenth stage of life