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Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam
[Canto 2, Ch. 1]
the Supreme by feasible goods is recommended. Generally, the sacrifice is offered with clarified butter and grains, but with the progress of time, human society has produced varieties of goods by transforming materials supplied by God's material nature. Human society, therefore,  must learn to offer sacrifices not only with clarified butter, but also with other manufactured goods in the propagation of the Lord's glory, and that will bring about perfection in human society.  The intelligent class of men, or  brāhmaṇas , may give direction for such sacrifices in consultation with the previous  ācāryas ; the administrators may give all facilities to perform such sacrifices; the  vaiśya  class or mercantile community, who produce such goods, may offer them for sacrifice, and the  śūdra  class may offer their manual labor for the successful termination of such sacrifice; Thus by the cooperation of all classes of human beings, the sacrifice recommended in this age, namely the sacrifice of congregational chanting of the holy name of the Lord, may be executed for the common welfare for all the people of the world.
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इयानसावीश्वरविग्रहस्य
यः सन्निवेशः कथितां मया ते ।
मन्थार्यतेऽस्मिन् वपुषि स्थविष्टे
मनः स्वबुद्ध्या न यतोऽस्ति किञ्चित्॥३८॥
iyān asāv īśvara-vigrahasya yaḥ sanniveśaḥ kathito mayā te sandhāryate'smin vapuṣi sthaviṣṭhe manaḥ svabuddhyā na yato'sti kiñcit
iyān —all these;  asau —that;  īśvara —Supreme Lord;  vigrahasya —of the form;  yaḥ —whatsoever;  sanniveśaḥ —as they are located;  kathitaḥ —explained;  mayā —by me;  te —unto you;  sandhāryate —one may concentrate;  asmin —in this;  vapuṣi —form of  virāṭa ;  sthaviṣṭhe —in the gross;  manaḥ —mind;  svabuddhyā —by one's intelligence;  na —not;  yataḥ —beyond Him;  asti —there is;  kiñcit —anything else.