SB 5.6.4
nityam dadati kamasya
cchidram tam anu ye 'rayah
yoginah krta-maitrasya
patyur jayeva pumscali
nityam—always; dadati—gives; kamasya—of lust; chidram—facility; tam—that (lust); anu—following; ye—those; arayah—enemies; yoginah—of the yogis or persons trying to advance in spiritual life; krta-maitrasya—having put faith in the mind; patyuh—of the husband; jaya iva—like the wife; pumscali—who is unchaste or easily carried away by other men.
An unchaste woman is very easily carried away by paramours, and it sometimes happens that her husband is violently killed by her paramours. If the yogi gives his mind a chance and does not restrain it, his mind will give facility to enemies like lust, anger and greed, and they will doubtlessly kill the yogi.
Sukadeva Gosvami
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