180 Srimad-Bhagavatam [Canto 6, Ch. 3

dam—lotus feet; krsmaya—unto Lord Krsna through His Deity in the
temple; no—not; namati—bows; yat—whose; Sirah—head; ekadd
api—even once; tan—them; dnayadhvam—bring before me; asatah—
the nondevotees; akrta—not performing; visnu-krtyan—duties toward

Lord Visnu.

TRANSLATION

My dear servants, please bring to me only those sinful persons
who do not use their tongues to chant the holy name and qualities
of Krsna, whose hearts do not remember the lotus feet of Krsna
even once, and whose heads do not bow down even once before
Lord Krsna. Send me those who do not perform their duties
toward Visnu, which are the only duties in human life. Please
bring me all such fools and rascals.

PURPORT

The word visnu-krtydn is very important in this verse because the
purpose of human life is to please Lord Visnu. Varnasrama-dharma is
also meant for that purpose. As stated in the Visnu Purana (3.8.9):

vamnasramacaravata
purusena parah puman

visnur aradhyate pantha
nanyat tat-tosa-karanam

Human society is meant to follow strictly the varnasrama-dharma,
which divides society into four social divisions (brahmana, ksatriya,
vaisya and Sidra) and four spiritual divisions (brahmacarya, grhastha,
vanaprastha and sannydsa). Varndsrama-dharma easily brings one
nearer to Lord Visnu, who is the only true objective in human society.
Na te viduh svartha-gatim hi visnum: unfortunately, however, people do
not know that their self-interest is to return home, back to Godhead, or
to approach Lord Visnu. Durasaya ye bahir-artha-maninah: instead,
they are simply bewildered. Every human being is expected to perform
duties meant for approaching Lord Visnu. Therefore Yamaraja advises
the Yamaditas to bring him those persons who have forgotten their
