but to other images it is sufficient to make obeisance.

63. Every day all my followers should go to the temple of God in
the evening, and there loudly repeat the names of the lord of
Radhika.

64. The story of his exploits should be related as well as heard
with the greatest reverence, and on festivals hymns in praise of
K.rish.na should be sung accompanied by musical instruments.

65. In this manner all my followers should every day perform
religious duties. Moreover, they should study works both in
Sansk.rit and in the popular dialects, according to their mental
abilities.

66. Whatever individual is appointed to any office, he should be
so appointed with strict regard to his qualifications, after due
consideration, and never in any other way.

67. Let every one always provide his own servants with food and
clothing in the most suitable manner, and according to his own
pecuniary means.

68. In conversation every person should be addressed conformably
to his character (or qualities), and suitably to time and place,
and not in any other manner.

69. By all well-conducted persons due deference must be shown to
a religious guide, a king, an elder, an ascetic, a learned man,
and one that practises austerities, by rising from the seat and