44 Srimad-Bhagavatam [Canto 7, Ch. 11

TRANSLATION

To be influential in battle, unconquerable, patient, challenging
and charitable, to control the bodily necessities, to be forgiving, to
be attached to the brahminical nature and to be always jolly and
truthful—these are the symptoms of the ksatriya.

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deva-gurv-acyute bhaktis
tri-varga-pariposanam

astikyam udyamo nityam
naipunyam vaisya-laksanam

deva-guru-acyute—unto the demigods, the spiritual master and Lord
Visnu; bhaktih—engagement in devotional service; tri-varga—of the
three principles of pious life (religion, economic development and sense
gratification); pariposanam—execution; dstikyam—faith in the scrip-
tures, the spiritual master and the Supreme Lord; udyamah—active;
nityam—without cessation, continuously; naipunyam—expertise;
vaisya-laksanam—the symptoms of a vaisya.

TRANSLATION

Being always devoted to the demigods, the spiritual master and
the Supreme Lord, Visnu; endeavoring for advancement in
religious principles, economic development and sense gratification
[dharma, artha and kama]; believing in the words of the spiritual
master and scripture; and always endeavoring with expertise in
earning money —these are the symptoms of the vaisya.

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