- The sound of the flute affecting the gopis in rasa-lila.
- Sadhana-siddha-gopis had strong anuraga for Krishna, but those of the sadhana-siddha-gopis who did not have full anuraga for Krishna and did not get association of nitya-siddha-gopis were left at home and this situation strengthened their separation.
- The rishis and munis became gopis born in Vrindavana and joined the rasa dance by the mercy of Lord Ramachandra.
- Samskaras are everything: the short story of the beggar to whom nobody gave alms in one village (they were animals in their previous lives) and everybody gave alms to him in another village (they were the demigods in their previous lives).
- Reasons indicating that the gopis could not have been married and had children in reality and that it was all just an arrangement by Yogamaya.
- The life of those who have not seen Krishna’s smile is meaningless.
- Bilvamangala Thakura is krishna-paksha-gopi.
- Krishna-nishtha-gopis, Radha-nishtha gopis and ubhaya-nishtha-gopis.
- The Vrajavasis in different rasas have different perceptions of the sound of Krishna’s flute.
- Baladeva Prabhu’s service to Krishna.
- The lila of Krishna and Radha when They play the same flute together.
- The sweetness of indirect speech.
- Symptoms of mahabhava.
- Krishna calls the wind lucky because it plays with Srimati Radhika’s clothes when She is in mana and inaccessible to Krishna.
Australia, Lectures in Hindi, Australia 2023
