pumÄn yoá¹£id uta klÄ«ba
Ätma-sambhÄvano 'dhamaḥ
bhūteṣu niranukrośo
ná¹›pÄṇÄá¹ tad-vadho 'vadhaḥ
pumÄn - a man; yoá¹£it - a woman; uta - also; klÄ«baḥ - a eunuch; Ätma-sambhÄvanaḥ - interested in self -maintenance; adhamaḥ - lowest of humankind; bhÅ«teá¹£u - to other living entities; niranukroÅ›aḥ - without compassion; ná¹›pÄṇÄm - for the kings; tat - of him; vadhaḥ - killing; avadhaḥ - not killing.
The planet earth is actually a woman in her constitutional form, and as such she needs to be protected by the king. Pá¹›thu MahÄrÄja argues, however, that if a citizen within the state — be he man, woman or eunuch — is not compassionate upon his fellow men, he or she may be killed by the king, and such killing is never to be considered actual killing. As far as the field of spiritual activities is concerned, when a devotee is self-satisfied and does not preach the glories of Kṛṣṇa, he is not considered a first-class devotee. A devotee who tries to preach, who has compassion upon innocent persons who have no knowledge of Kṛṣṇa, is a superior devotee. In his prayer to the Lord, PrahlÄda MahÄrÄja said that he was not personally interested in liberation from this material world; rather, he did not wish to be liberated from this material condition until all fallen souls were delivered. Even in the material field, if a person is not interested in others’ welfare, he should be considered to be condemned by the Personality of Godhead or His incarnation like Pá¹›thu MahÄrÄja.