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Text 58] Talks Between the Lord and Ramananda Raya 113 PURPORT This is a quotation from the Vi$f)U Puraf)a (3.8.9). As stated by Srila Bhaktivinoda Thakura in his Amrta-pravaha-bha$ya: "The purport is that one can realize life's perfection sim p ly by satisfying the Supreme Personality of Godhead." This is also confirmed in Srimad-Bhagavatam (1.2.13): _ atab pumbhir dvija-sre$tha varf)asrama-vibhagasab svanu?thitasya dharmasya samsiddhir hari-to?af)am "0 best among the twiceborn, it is therefore concluded that the highest perfec tion one can achieve, by discharging his prescribed duties [dharma] according to caste divisions and order of life, is to please the Lord Hari." Every man should perform his occupational duty in the light of his particular tendency. According to his abilities, one should accept a position in the var f)asrama institution. The divisions of brahmaQa, k$atriya, vaisya and sudra are natural divisions within society. Indeed, everyone has a prescribed duty according to the varf)asrama-dharma. Those who properly execute their prescribed duties live peacefully and are not disturbed by material conditions. The spiritual orders brahmacarya, grhastha, vanaprastha and sannyasa-are called asramas. If one exe cutes his prescribed duty in both the social and spiritual order, the Supreme Per sonality of Godhead is satisfied. If one neglects his duties, however. he becomes a transgressor and a candidate for a hellish condition. Actually we see that different people are engaged in different ways; therefore there must be divisions according to work. To attain perfection, one must make devotional service the center of life. In this way one can awaken his natural instincts by work, association and educa tion. One should accept the varf)asrama divisions by qualification, not by birth. Unless this system is introduced, human activities cannot be systematically ex ecuted. The brahmaf)as are the intellectuals who can understand the Supreme Per sonality of Godhead. They are always engaged in the cultivation of knowledge. It does not matter whether one is born in India or outside India. Those who are naturally very heroic and who tend to rule over others are called k?atriyas. Those who tend to produce food by agricultural methods, protect cows and other animals and engage in trade are called vaisyas, or merchants. Those who are not sufficiently intelligent to be brahmaf)as, k?atriyas or vaisyas are required to serve a master and are called sudras. Thus everyone can engage in the service of the Lord and Kr�r:ta consciousness. If a society does not function according to such natural divisions, the social orders become degraded. The conclusion is that the scientific method of varf)asrama-dharma should be adopted by society.
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