PART 1
- Receiving the Deities’ garland means that the Deities are very happy with you.
- All the names of the demigods are originally from Krishna, and the names of the demigoddesses are from Radha.
- The name Siva, which means pure and mangala (sacred), is one of the names of Krsna.
- The book Virudavali contains delightfully decorative and uplifting explanations of some of Krsna’s lilas.
- Brahma Samhita: “govindam ādi-puruṣaṁ tam ahaṁ bhajāmi”; Ganesa wakes up early in the morning, prays to Govinda, and Krsna places His feet on his head and grants him powers.
- Sloka: yat-pāda-pallava-yugaṁ vinidhāya kumbha (Brahma Samhita 5.50).
- Ganesa puts an end to all obstacles in this world because he received this power from Krsna.
- Talk to your Deity, and one day the Deity will talk to you.
- Our wealth is Srimati Radhika! Without Radha, Krsna is half.
- All the eight principal sakhis are manifestations of the bhavas of Srimati Radhika, and they manifest as the principal queens of Dvaraka. Satyabhama is an extension of Radha, and Rukmini is an extension of Candravali.
- The beautiful lila of the queens of Dvaraka hear information about Vrndavana and its inhabitants from Mother Rohini.
- Song: Kauna Mero Syam Dekho.
- Song: Choti Si Kisori Mere Angana Me Dole Re.
- Krsna is the Supreme Lord, but He wants to place Sri Radha’s feet on His head.
- In a relationship between equals, there is no struggle that separates them or devalues each person involved.
PART 2
