– Quote from the verse: anyābhilāṣitā-śūnyaṁ jñāna-karmādy… (Bhakti-rasāmṛta-sindhu 1.1.11).
– Rupa Gosvami Pada’s mood in composing the above verse.
– Serving Krsna with body and words incessantly.
– On the definition of bhakti given by previous Acaryas.
– Quote from Bhaktivinoda Thakura about the prison of family life.
– On the importance of sadhu-sanga and hearing Harikatha from the lotus mouth of a sadhu.
– Explanation given by Sukadeva Gosvami to Pariksit Maharaja on worldly kathas.
– A story involving a king, an eagle, and a dove.
– About giving charity and service to a sadhu.
– About being in places of pilgrimage physically or mentally.
– The fruits of engaging in worldly karmic activities.
– Explanation of jnana and vairagya (knowledge and detachment) in suddha-bhakti (pure devotion).
– About the three types of knowledge: of the Lord; of the conditioned soul; and of union with Brahman.
– Explanation of the initial knowledge regarding impersonalism.
– The story of the monkeys who were cold in winter and searched for fire.
– About raga, the stage of bhakti, where all knowledge is abandoned.
– About direct knowledge: acquired through our senses.
– Indirect knowledge: knowledge of what is beyond our senses.
– About Vaikuntha, which is unaffected by the modes of nature (goodness, passion, and ignorance).
– Explanation of aprakrta-jnana appears material, but it is beyond material nature, for it is transcendental.
– On being free from Maya so that we can see the transcendental Vrndavana.