- Svarupa-shakti is an internal power of Krsna, the highest, without it Krsna does nothing. Hladini-sakti is a potency of bliss of Srimati Radhika. Samvit is a powerhouse of transcendental knowledge of Baladeva Prabhu.
- Meaning of bhava-bhakti. When the heart is crystal clear, it will become soft and enjoy hearing hari-katha.
- Whoever does not have a taste for hari-karta and harinama is like an animal, and everything he does is useless.
- Karma, jnana and tapasya are just ingredients of the spiritual process.
- Santa, dasya, sakya, vatsalya and madhurya come through sambandha, knowledge of the type of relationship one has with Krsna.
- Visaya vigraha is always one, Krsna, the object of original love, the enjoyer. All others are asraya, enjoyed by Krsna.
- The focus of bhakti is “how to serve Krsna” under the guidance of asraya vigraha, the shelter of divine love that is Srimati Radhika.
- Rasa comes from Krsna, the only Supreme Enjoyer, purusa, there is nothing without Krsna.
- Radha’s duty is an exclusive pleasure for Krsna.
- As prema it manifests itself: bhava, anubhava (which is divided into bhava-vibhava and uddipana), and alambhana (which is divided into visaya-alambana and asraya alambhana).
- For Srimati Radhika prema emerges in the blink of an eye.
- About prema-nayana-milana manifests through eye contact.
- Radha and Krsna are totally attached and completely absorbed.
- Where there is no ananda, and only sandhini and samvit, there is no rasa.
- The soul is very small and the living entity has free will, so it cannot avoid doing what it should not.
- Parikara-tattva comes from svarupa-sakti. Krsna is purna saktiman, the possessor of potency, and Radha is purna-sakti, the potency itself.
- Rasa is savoring several different types of activities. Radha means: “Ra” deep attachment and “Dha”, running.
- It is Krsna who serves Radha, until Krsna places His head on the lotus feet of Srimati Radhika, the Gaudya Vaisnavas are not satisfied.
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