04 Mar 2025 midday – Mood of Separation (Bengali) | West Bengal, India | Srila BV Vana Maharaja
- The superior quality of service that Bengalis have, with love and affection.
- The glories of one’s birthplace are understood when one leaves this place.
- Not in any language can words explain the mood of separation, it requires self-realization.
- Srimati Radhika tells Krsna that in His next life He will cry when experiencing the mood of separation.
- About Tirtha Maharaja’s preaching in various parts of Bengal and his favorite katha.
- The greatness of the mood of separation, viraha, which comprises supreme love, prema.
- Chanting of the Hare Krsna Mahamantra allows one to develop a relationship with Krsna.
- In this material world those who chant the Holy Names are called madmen.
- The various types of attachment for knowledge, fame and reputation truly make us mad.
- Chanting the Holy Names and transcendental pastimes are being stimulated in your heart.
- Depending on the pastime, the person will express a feeling and may laugh or cry with joy, like fire burning in the heart.
- The name of Krsna carries many blessings.
- In this material world, with the arrival of old age, values such as wealth, name, fame and reputation no longer make sense.
- We are all married to time.
- The story of Bharata Maharaja who, despite being very advanced in bhakti, became attached to a young deer.
- What could be the next life of someone who does not practice bhajana and sadhana?
- About the Kumba festival and its thousands of sadhus.
- Mahaprabhu sets an example by obtaining darsana, vision, of the lotus feet of Isvari Puri Pada.
- Only through the mercy of the sadhu is it possible to understand God.
