The Lord says that karmaṇy adhikāras te: "Now, according to your quality and according to your position, you have to work. You cannot stop working. But you should not . . . you should not enjoy the fruit." That is . . . in other way this is a conception of spiritual communism. Spiritual communism. Now, now just like in Communist country the center is the state. Nobody is private proprietor, but everyone is a member of the state, and whatever he earns, it goes to the state. That is . . . so far I know, this is the communistic idea. Now, here, if I am not entitled to take the result of my labor or my activity, then whom it is going to? Who shall enjoy it?
So that is the conception of spiritual life. That means your earnings, your earnings should be distributed to the central point. It should be through the central point. The central point is God. Instead of making central point to any limited things, if you make the central point God, and if you work on His behalf, and if you think that it should be enjoyed by the Supreme Lord, then your spiritual life is fixed up. Then your spiritual life is fixed up. Because your . . . you are not discouraged to produce, but the production, or the entire result of your work, the fruitive result, should go to somebody. And who is that somebody? If you are . . . if you are not going to enjoy, then who is going to enjoy? That means this should be enjoyed by everyone through the central point of God.