- Sanatana Gosvamipada collected all verses of Srimad Bhagavatam and he explained the highest moods in Vraja.
- Krishna is called akhila-rasamrta-sindhu, the ocean of mellows.
- Krishna relishes all the moods in the hearts of His devotees, He is visaya-vigraha, the object of Divine love.
- How will we serve Krishna? Under the guidance of Srimati Radhika who is asraya-vigraha, the shelter of Divine love.
- When the forty nine ingredients manifest in our heart then we can taste the mellows, rasas.
- First, our sthayi-bhava, fixed mood, will be among one of the five primary rasas: shanta, dasya, sakya, vatsalya or madhurya.
- Further description of the forty nine ingredients.
- The process for understanding is to listen, read, listen again and to read again, and to chant holy names.
- Srila Bhaktivinoda sang, “radha-kunda-tata” : when we go to Radha-kunda, all remembrance of Radha-Krishna’s pastimes will manifest in our hearts. (Sri Gaudiya-giti-guccha, pg 218)
- Descriptions of Radha-kunda and Svananda Sukhada Kunj.
- To be a maidservant of Srimati Radhika we are to follow three principles.
- Where we need to stay in Vrindavana.
- Raghunatha das Gosvami rejects Krishna’s mercy.
- Pastime of Sanatana Gosvamipada and Rupa Gosvamipada’s meeting to discuss the first shloka of Srimad Bhagavatam and the sweet village girl making sweet-rice for them.
- Continued discussion of the ingredients coming after sthayi-bhava to experience rasa, which in turn nourishes the sthayi-bhava.
- Pariksit Maharaja asks Sukadeva Gosvamipada, “What were the previous pious activities of Nanda Maharaja and Mother Yashoda?”
- What is the meaning of achintya?
- The Lords’ mercy will come when we fully surrender at the lotus feet of Guru and Krishna, then everything will manifest in your heart.
- The nature of material things is to give anxiety and unhappiness.
- Only one process to attain perfection in Kali-yuga: nama sankirtana.
2023, Playlist (Country): New Zealand 2023
17 Oct 2023 morning – Bhakti-rasayana chapter of Brhad-bhagavatamrta (English) – Christchurch, New Zealand | Srila BV Vana Maharaja
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