33   There are waterfalls flowing from the hills of the forest, but sometimes water does not flow from them. So the waterfalls are not like ordinary rainfall. They are compared to great reformers, who speak or do not speak, as the time requires.
There are two different kinds of religious preachers. One of them is called the professional preacher, and the other is called the  ācārya . The professional preachers are like the rainfall from the sky, but the  ācāryas  are like waterfalls. The professional traders in  Bhāgavatam  and  Rāmāyana  will speak from the portion of the scripture that will appeal to the mundane senses of the audience. For example, the professional  Bhāgavatam  reciter will generally speak on the subject of  rāsa-līlā , which appears to the layman to be something like the dealings of ordinary men and women. Thus the professional reciters earn money from their so-called admirers. But an  ācārya  will never speak on
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