- Incorrect ways of following ekadasi.
- We should follow all ekadasis from eight to eighty years of age.
- The names for Ekadasi: Madhavi Tithi, Bhakti Janani, Harivasara Tithi.
- The two meanings of upavasa: to sit and be close to God during the fast.
- There is no difference between God Himself and His name.
- One should not eat the night before and eat only once during the day before ekadasi and do nirjala on the day of ekadasi.
- The rules that should be followed on the day of ekadasi.
- The importance of paran (time of breaking the fast on the day after ekadasi).
- On dvadasi one should eat at most twice.
- Following an ekadasi in a pure way, following all the rules and regulations, the fruits are immense.
- The true story of the ghost in the abandoned house where Vaikanasa Maharaja, a diksa disciple of Srila Bhaktisiddhanta Sarasvati Prabhupada, spent the night.
- It is possible to give the fruit of an ekadasi to a dying person, for example, to help free him/her.
- Whoever does not wear tulasi-mala around the neck and tilaka, the Yamadutas take that person after death.
- The body of a ghost is a body of suffering.
- The ghost can be freed by offering it the fruit of an ekadasi or caranamrta (water that washed the feet of a Vaisnava).
- The story of Paresananda Brahmacari who currently resides in Gopinatha Bhavan, and one day fell in love with a ghost.
- The glories of ekadasi.
- The brahmanas of Jagannatha Puri do not give correct instructions on Ekadasi.
- Mahaprabhu’s pastime when he received Jagannatha Prasada on an Ekadasi day.
Australia, Translated into English, Australia 2024
