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śūdra-vṛttiṁ bhajed vaiśyaḥ | :śūdra-vṛttiṁ bhajed vaiśyaḥ | ||
śūdraḥ kāru-kaṭa-kriyām | :śūdraḥ kāru-kaṭa-kriyām | ||
kṛcchrān mukto na garhyeṇa | :kṛcchrān mukto na garhyeṇa | ||
vṛttiṁ lipseta karmaṇā | :vṛttiṁ lipseta karmaṇā | ||
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śūdra—of the śūdras; vṛttim—occupation; bhajet—may accept; vaiśyaḥ—a vaiśya; śūdraḥ—a śūdra; kāru—of the artisan; kaṭa—straw baskets and mats; kriyām—making; kṛcchrāt—from the difficult situation; muktaḥ—freed; na—not; garhyeṇa—by that which is inferior; vṛttim—livelihood; lipseta—one should desire; karmaṇā—by work. | śūdra—of the śūdras; vṛttim—occupation; bhajet—may accept; vaiśyaḥ—a vaiśya; śūdraḥ—a śūdra; kāru—of the artisan; kaṭa—straw baskets and mats; kriyām—making; kṛcchrāt—from the difficult situation; muktaḥ—freed; na—not; garhyeṇa—by that which is inferior; vṛttim—livelihood; lipseta—one should desire; karmaṇā—by work. | ||
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A vaiśya, or mercantile man, who cannot maintain himself may adopt the occupation of a śūdra, snd a śūdra who cannot find a master can engage in simple activities like making baskets and mats of straw. However, all members of society who have adopted inferior occupations in emergency situations must give up those substitute occupations when the difficulties have passed. | A vaiśya, or mercantile man, who cannot maintain himself may adopt the occupation of a śūdra, snd a śūdra who cannot find a master can engage in simple activities like making baskets and mats of straw. However, all members of society who have adopted inferior occupations in emergency situations must give up those substitute occupations when the difficulties have passed. | ||
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Revision as of 05:29, 30 November 2017
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada
Please note: The synonyms, translation and purport of this verse were composed by disciples of Śrīla Prabhupāda
TEXT 49
- śūdra-vṛttiṁ bhajed vaiśyaḥ
- śūdraḥ kāru-kaṭa-kriyām
- kṛcchrān mukto na garhyeṇa
- vṛttiṁ lipseta karmaṇā
SYNONYMS
śūdra—of the śūdras; vṛttim—occupation; bhajet—may accept; vaiśyaḥ—a vaiśya; śūdraḥ—a śūdra; kāru—of the artisan; kaṭa—straw baskets and mats; kriyām—making; kṛcchrāt—from the difficult situation; muktaḥ—freed; na—not; garhyeṇa—by that which is inferior; vṛttim—livelihood; lipseta—one should desire; karmaṇā—by work.
Translation and purport composed by disciples of Śrīla Prabhupāda
TRANSLATION
A vaiśya, or mercantile man, who cannot maintain himself may adopt the occupation of a śūdra, snd a śūdra who cannot find a master can engage in simple activities like making baskets and mats of straw. However, all members of society who have adopted inferior occupations in emergency situations must give up those substitute occupations when the difficulties have passed.