If one gradually gives up his hereditary customs and duties and tries to serve the Supreme Personality of Godhead in his natural position, he is gradually able to become free from these activities, and he attains the stage of niṣkāma, freedom from material desires.
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"If one acts in his profession according to his position in the modes of nature and gradually gives up these activities, he attains the niskama stage"
Srimad-Bhagavatam
SB Canto 7
If one acts in his profession according to his position in the modes of nature and gradually gives up these activities, he attains the niskama stage.
If one acts in his profession according to his position in the modes of nature and gradually gives up these activities, he attains the niskama stage.