Shloka 4
चातुर्वर्ण्यस्य कर्माणि विहितानि स्वयम्भुवा । धनं यैरधिगन्तव्यं यच्च कुर्वन् न दुष्पति,ब्रह्माजीने चारों वर्णोके कर्म नियत कर दिये हैं, जिनसे धन भी मिल सकता है और जिनका अनुष्ठान करनेसे कर्ता दोषका भागी नहीं होता
cāturvarṇyasya karmāṇi vihitāni svayambhuvā | dhanaṃ yair adhigantavyaṃ yac ca kurvan na duṣpati ||
Kṛpa said: The duties of the four social orders have been ordained by the Self-born Creator. By performing those prescribed works one may also obtain wealth, and, while acting in that way, the doer does not incur moral fault.
कृप उवाच
Educational Q&A
That one should pursue wealth and worldly aims through duties sanctioned by dharma—works prescribed for one’s station in society—because such action, being ordained by the Creator, does not make the agent morally blameworthy.
Kṛpa is articulating a normative principle about conduct: the Creator has assigned specific duties to the four varṇas, and adherence to these duties can legitimately yield wealth while keeping the performer free from ethical fault.