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[[Category:Krsna Actually]]
[[Category:Krsna Does Not]]
[[Category:Krsna Says]]
[[Category:Caste]]
[[Category:Determination]]
[[Category:According]]
[[Category:Species]]
[[Category:Qualities]]
[[Category:Division of Work]]
[[Category:Society]]
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Actually Krsna does not say that caste is determined according to species, but according to the quality of work the divisions of society are made. Narada says one must be judged according to his qualification, even if he is in a different class or species, still he should be accepted according to the qualities which he exhibits i.e., brahmana, etc. Sridhar Swami says birth is not so much important as quality. (You have very wrongly remembered something about Sridhar Swami's view.) In Srimad-Bhagavatam it is said that if one is Vaisnava, immediately he becomes qualified for executing Vedic rites. About this verse, Srila Jiva Goswami remarks that the brahmana awaits the sacred thread ceremony, but a Vaisnava is qualified to execute the Vedic rites without waiting for the sacred ceremony.
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[[Vanisource:701114 - Letter to Acyutananda written from Bombay|701114 - Letter to Acyutananda written from Bombay]]
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Actually Krsna does not say that caste is determined according to species, but according to the quality of work the divisions of society are made. Narada says one must be judged according to his qualification, even if he is in a different class or species, still he should be accepted according to the qualities which he exhibits i.e., brahmana, etc. Sridhar Swami says birth is not so much important as quality. (You have very wrongly remembered something about Sridhar Swami's view.) In Srimad-Bhagavatam it is said that if one is Vaisnava, immediately he becomes qualified for executing Vedic rites. About this verse, Srila Jiva Goswami remarks that the brahmana awaits the sacred thread ceremony, but a Vaisnava is qualified to execute the Vedic rites without waiting for the sacred ceremony.
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