- Mahaprabhu brought two books from South India: Brahma-samhita and Krishna-karnamrita, Brahma-samhita is full of tattva-siddhanta and Krishna-karnamrita is full of rasa-siddhanta.
- Vaidhi-bhakti takes us to Vaikuntha, but raganuga-bhakti can take us to Goloka Vrndvana.
- The story of Bilvamangala Thakur, the author of Krishna-karnamrita.
- Explanation of the first verse of Krishna-karnamrita “cintāmaṇir jayati somagirir gurur me…”
- Vartma-pradarsakha-guru is the one who shows us the path of bhakti.
- Chaitya-guru inspires the heart when the sukrti is ripe, so that we can attain sadhu-sanga and harikatha.
- Diksha Guru, Siksha Guru and Mahanta Guru.
- In Bengal, if the person does not have diksha, no one drinks even the water offered by him.
- You must receive the diksha-mantras from a Vaishnava guru within one of the 4 authorised sampradayas.
- The glory of diksha-guru and siksha-guru.
- Diksha-guru and siksha-guru must be of the same mood (bhava).
- Bhakti-pura will manifest in the heart of one who reads Krishna-karnamrita.
- Bhakti-rasamrita-sindhu classifies Bilvamangala Thakur as a sadhaka, and what are we then? Sadhaka-abhasa, the shadow, the likeness of a practitioner.
- Pastimes of Sugriva and Vali, Vali and Ravana and Ramachandra and Vali.
- How to chant the holy names at the time of death.
- Caitanya Mahaprabhu deceives the gipsies.
India, Lectures in Hindi, India 2023