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## Adipurana
**Chapter 139:**
Having obtained wealth, you should reside in your own home separately. You should uphold all the duties of a householder, characterized by giving, etc.
**Chapter 140:**
Just as I have earned fame and righteousness through the wealth given by our father, so too should you earn fame and righteousness.
**Chapter 141:**
Having instructed him in this way, one should engage him in the acquisition of a profession. He, along with his wife, should be capable of performing these duties.
**Chapter 142:**
This is the eighteenth action of acquiring a profession. The conduct of a family, for one who has acquired a profession, is described next. It has been previously explained, characterized by learning, wealth, and livelihood.
**Chapter 143:**
A pure livelihood and the performance of the six duties of an Arya are the conduct of a family. This is also considered the family dharma of householders.
**Chapter 144:**
This is the nineteenth action of family conduct. Having attained family conduct, he, upholding steadfastness in dharma, should accept the role of a householder's teacher, becoming the master of householders.
**Chapter 145:**
Then, recognizing him as a person of the highest caste, one should establish him as the master of the household, through auspicious livelihood, actions, mantras, marriage, and subsequent actions.
**Chapter 146:**
Through these unique actions, such as learning and virtuous conduct, he, elevating himself, becomes worthy of being the master of the household.
**Chapter 147:**
At that time, he should be honored with titles like "highest caste," "great god," "well-learned," "best among the twice-born," "liberator," "village head," and "worthy of respect."
**Chapter 148:**
This is the twentieth action of becoming the master of the household. Then, having obtained a son capable of bearing his burden, he, having established his household, should reside peacefully.
**Notes:**
* **Arya:** A noble person, adhering to the principles of righteousness.
* **Six duties of an Arya:** These are generally understood to be:
1. **Deva Puja:** Worship of the gods.
2. **Pitru Puja:** Worship of ancestors.
3. **Atithi Satkar:** Hospitality to guests.
4. **Brahmana Satkar:** Respect for Brahmanas (priests).
5. **Dāna:** Giving charity.
6. **Swadhyaya:** Self-study.
* **Gṛhīśita:** The state of being the master of a household.
* **Gṛhī:** A householder.
* **Kulācārya:** The conduct of a family.
* **Varṇalābha:** The acquisition of a profession.
* **Śruta:** Learning, knowledge.
* **Vṛtti:** Livelihood, profession.
* **Śravaṇa:** Listening, hearing.
* **Saṃśraya:** Acceptance, taking on a role.
* **Uttara Kriyā:** Subsequent actions.
* **Ananya Sadṛśa:** Unique, unlike any other.
* **Dṛḍha:** Steadfast, firm.
* **Praśānta:** Peaceful, tranquil.
* **Ātmābhāraksha:** Capable of bearing one's own burden.
* **Aropayita Gārhasthya:** Having established one's household.
* **Saṃśraya:** Acceptance, taking on a role.
* **Saṃśraya:** Acceptance, taking on a role.
* **Saṃśraya