– It all depends on the place, time, and circumstances.
– As part of society, we must follow rules and regulations.
– The Guru is the one who gives knowledge of your relationship with the Divine Couple.
– You must honor the Vaisnavas, but be single-minded toward your spiritual master.
– You cannot accept just anyone as your Siksa-guru; you must evaluate how much respect that person offers your Gurudeva.
– Srila Narayana Gosvami had Swamiji Prabhupada as his Siksa-guru.
– Evidence of the relationship between these two Acaryas is described in the book “Letters to America.”
– Radha means the one who attracts Krsna.
– Krsna desired to taste different sweets, and thus Srimati Radhika Herself manifested different consorts.
– In the Ujjala Nilamani, the eight symptoms of ecstatic love are described, such as: a choked voice, streaming tears, body trembling, hair standing on end, etc.
– Sometimes two symptoms combine, or four or five manifest simultaneously.
– Srimati Radhika is the embodiment of sudipta-mahabhava when the eight symptoms occur simultaneously.
– Each of the eight principal sakhis represents a specific mood of Radha.
– There is no difference between Lalita and Sri Radha.
– From her big toe to every strand of hair on Srimati Radhika’s head are places where Krsna performs His pastimes.
– Radha is so beautiful that there has never been, and never will be, anyone more beautiful than Her.
– Externally, as much as Sri Radha is expressing sadness, internally She is experiencing great happiness, for crying is a manifestation of the glories of separation.
– Krsna explains that those who are absorbed in Him do not carry lust, anger, envy, or greed in their hearts.
– The pastime of Krsna stealing the gopis’ clothes takes place when Krsna is 6 years old, and at age 7, Krsna lifts Govardhana Hill, and at age 8, rasa-lila takes place.
– The specialty of rasa-lila is the existence of one Hero and many Heroines.