-Vrindavana is our life and heart
-Separation nourishes meeting
-The mercy of Guru is readily available, but the mercy of Bhagavan is rare
-Guru-nishtha, guru-bhakti, is the backbone of our spiritual life. The more we have guru-nishta, the more our bhakti will develop
-Jarasandha was Kamsa’s father-in-law. Jarasandhas’s attempts to attack Krishna
-Uddhava advises Krishna to release the kings imprisoned by Jarasandha and then to attend Yudhishthira Maharaja’s rajasuya-yajna
-Uddhava was amazed by the love of the gopis (example of a man in a hat looking at the top of the Himalayas and his hat falling off his head)
-Radha-dasyam is our goal
-Story of a brahmachari and a clay pot
-Bhajana is difficult and easy at the same time. It is difficult if you don’t give up the false ego, and it is easy if you give up the ego
House Programs/Nama-hattas, India, Translated into English
