Gṛhastha-Dharma: How a Householder Attains Liberation by Offering All to Vāsudeva
जीवराशिभिराकीर्ण अण्डकोशाङ्घ्रिपो महान् । तन्मूलत्वादच्युतेज्या सर्वजीवात्मतर्पणम् ॥ ३६ ॥
jīva-rāśibhir ākīrṇa aṇḍa-kośāṅghripo mahān tan-mūlatvād acyutejyā sarva-jīvātma-tarpaṇam
Dieses Universum, erfüllt von Lebewesen, gleicht einem Baum, dessen Wurzel die Höchste Persönlichkeit Gottes ist, Acyuta, Śrī Kṛṣṇa. Darum verehrt man durch die Anbetung Kṛṣṇas allein alle Wesen und sättigt sie.
In Bhagavad-gītā (10.8) the Lord says:
This verse teaches that the universe is like a great tree and Acyuta is its root; therefore worshiping Him is the foundational act that nourishes and satisfies the inner Self (Paramātmā) in all beings.
He uses the tree analogy to show interdependence: when the root is served, every part is sustained—likewise, devotion to Acyuta benefits all living entities because He is the root and indwelling Supersoul.
Prioritize daily devotion—hearing, chanting, prayer, and offering work to the Lord—so that service becomes root-centered; it naturally supports compassion, ethics, and responsibility toward all beings.