- Ambarisa Maharaja engaged his eleven senses when doing bhajana.
- We must serve Bhagavan with body, mind and words.
- This human body is very rare and we obtain it to serve God.
- Story of a person trying to find the exit in a dark room.
- Our false ego binds us to this material world.
- Story of when Brahmaji wanted to resign from his position.
- In each part of our body a Deity presides.
- God gives us everything, without Him we wouldn’t even be able to raise our hands.
- Sloka: tṛṇād api sunīcena taror api sahiṣṇunā… (SB 11.2.7).
- Pariksit Maharaja attained Sri Krsna by hearing harikatha, Sukadeva by kirtana, Prahlada Maharaja by smarana, Laksmi Devi by padana-sevana, Prithu Maharaja by arcana, Hanuman by dasya, Arjuna by sakhya, Bali Maharaja by atma-nivedana and Ambarisa Maharaja by the nine bhakti members.
- God gives us inspiration and power.
- Bhakti begins when we surrender to God, without surrender we just accumulate sukrti.
- Avidya (ignorance) arises when we forget God.
- We honor maha-prasada and thus conquer our senses.
- Meaning of aparadha: “apa” means distant, “radha” means love.
- Story of Yamaraja going to pick up a lady who didn’t want to go with him.
- Indian saying: whatever you can do tomorrow, do today, whatever you can do today, do now! Sing the Holy Names!
- A Vaisnava in the family liberates several generations.
- Story of a devotee who asks Yamaraja what is the benefit of listening to twenty-four minutes of harikatha.
- Harikatha, kirtana and maha-prasada-seva.
2024, India, Translated into English, Playlist (Country): India 2024, Story: A devotee who asks Yamaraja what is the benefit of listening to twenty-four minutes of harikatha, Story: A person trying to find the exit in a dark room, Story: Yamaraja going to pick up a lady who didn't want to go with him, Verse (Opening Words): tṛṇād api sunīcena taror api sahiṣṇunā, Verse (Reference): SB 11.2.7
