– The more we glorify Vaisnavas, the more we are protected from Maya.
– Often, after the appearance of a prominent Vaisnava, many quarrels occur, but it is the specialty of these Vaisnavas to keep everyone together.
– The moods: svakīya-bhāva refers to those who are part of the family, and parakīya-bhāva refers to those who are outsiders or who are very close and dear.
– Of these two moods, parakīya is better; although it is considered degraded in this material world, it is the highest in the transcendental world.
– The essence of Srimad Bhagavatam is the mood of parakīya.
– Communicating indirectly is more beautiful.
– Rupa Gosvami fulfilled Mahaprabhu’s wishes.
– Parakīya-bhāva possesses four invincible and divine weapons.
– Yogamaya creates a distinction so that Krsna cannot think of the gopis as a manifestation of His own potency.
– The gopis are always devoted to Vrajendra-nandana Syamasundara.
– Although the gopis are married to the gopas, they are never touched by their husbands.
– The word kama may have the connotation of referring to very low things, but in the transcendental world, it is very respectable.