vidhi-dharma chÄá¸i' bhaje kášášŁášera caraáša
niᚣiddha pÄpÄcÄre tÄra kabhu nahe mana
vidhi-dharma chÄá¸i' - giving up all regulative principles of the varáša and ÄĹrama institution; bhaje - worships; kášášŁášera caraáša - the lotus feet of Lord KášášŁáša; niᚣiddha - forbidden; pÄpa-ÄcÄre - in sinful activities; tÄra - his; kabhu - at any time; nahe - not; mana - the mind.
The varášÄĹrama institution is planned in such a way that one will not commit sinful activities. Material existence continues due to sinful activity. When one acts sinfully in this life, he gets a suitable body for the next life. When one again acts sinfully, he takes on another material body. In this way one is continuously under the influence of material nature.
puruᚣaḼ prakášti-stho hi bhuáš kte prakášti-jÄn guášÄn
kÄraášaáš guáša-saáš go âsya sad-asad-yoni-janmasu
âThe living entity in material nature thus follows the ways of life, enjoying the three modes of material nature. This is due to his association with that material nature. Thus he meets with good and evil among various species.â (Bg. 13.22)
Due to our association with the modes of material nature, we get different types of bodies, good and bad. One cannot be liberated from the cycle of birth and death, known as transmigration of the soul, unless one is completely freed from all sinful activities. The best process, therefore, is to take to KášášŁáša consciousness. One cannot take to KášášŁáša consciousness without being freed from all sinful activities. Naturally one who is very serious about KášášŁáša consciousness is freed from all sinful activity. Consequently a devotee is never inclined to commit sins. If one is pressured by the law or obligations to give up sinful activity, one cannot do so. However, if one takes to KášášŁáša consciousness, he can very easily give up all sinful activity. This is confirmed herein.