Four kinds of trait

Assets

Brahmin: Brain

Kshatrya: Ego

Vysya: Desire

Sudhra: Skill

Tools

Brahmin: Knowledge

Kshatrya: Valour

Vysya: Risk

Sudhra: Labour

End

Brahmin: Position

Kshatrya: Power

Vysya: Wealth

Sudhra: Acceptance

Yoga

Brahmin: Jnana

Kshatrya: Raja

Vysya: Bhakthi

Suhra: Karma

Sex

Brahmin: Procreation

Kshatrya: Entertainment

Vysya: Lust

Sudhra: Accident

Weakness

Brahmin: Selfishness

Kshatrya: Error of judgment

Vysya: Sin of pursuit

Sudhra: Slip of impulse

Goal

Brahmin: Security

Kshatrya: Authority

Vysya: comfort

Sudhra: Recognition

Value

Brahmin: Eternal

Kshatrya: Justice

Vysya: Dharma

Sudhra: Dedication

Prohibition

Brahmin: Craving

Kshatrya: Treachery

Vysya: Misery

Sudhra:  Rivalry

Analogy (animals)

Brahmin: Fox (cunning)

Kshatrya: Lion (commanding)

Vysya: Rat (hoarding)

Sudhra: Ass (labouring)

Analogy (human)

Brahmin: Head

Kshatrya: Heart

Vysya: Senses

Sudhra: Limbs

Analogy (chariot)

Sudhra: horses

Vysya: Wheels

Kshatrya: Whips

Brahmin: Charioteer.

Strains of the traits

Residually still remain

17.10.99, Palakkad

 (Vedic culture imposed four divisions among people by their works and graded them down to be practised till recently)