śuśrūṣaṇaḿ dvija-gavāḿ
devānāḿ cāpy amāyayā
tatra labdhena santoṣaḥ
śūdra-prakṛtayas tv imāḥ
susrushanam -- service; dvija -- of the brahmanas; gavam -- of the cows; devanam -- of worshipable personalities such as the demigods and the spiritual master; ca -- also; api -- indeed; amayaya -- without duplicity; tatra -- in such service; labdhena -- with that which is obtained; santoshah -- complete satisfaction; sudra -- of the sudras; prakritayah -- the natural qualities; tu -- indeed; imah -- these.
Service without duplicity to the brahmanas, cows, demigods and other worshipable personalities, and complete satisfaction with whatever income is obtained in such service, are the natural qualities of sudras.
When the entire social order is functioning properly according to Vedic standards, everyone is happy and satisfied. Although the sudras are to be satisfied with whatever income they obtain through their service, they never lack the necessities of life, because the other orders of society, such as kshatriyas and vaisyas, are required to be abundantly generous, and the brahmanas are well known for being the most merciful of all. Therefore, if all social classes obey the Vedic injunctions there will be a new and blissful life for the entire human society under the guidance of Krishna consciousness.
