- On the birth of Krishna as an ordinary child in Gokula, from the womb of Mother Yasoda.
- On the Vrajavasis not accepting that Krishna is God.
- Yogamaya’s arrangement for transcendental pastimes to occur simultaneously in Goloka Vrndavana and in this world.
- On Krishna’s highest pastime with the gopis, rasa-lila, which removes all lust from a qualified listener.
- Explanation about Krishna killing the demons and establishing religion (dharma), even though it was not His duty.
- Gurudeva clarifies who killed the demon Putana.
- About the cow Padma-gandha, whose butter has the aroma of the lotus flower.
- Explanation of the meaning of the word makhan (butter), where there is no lust.
- Gurudeva speaks of the importance of understanding the siddhanta relating to Krishna’s theft of the butter (makhan chor).
- About the various incarnations of Krishna, where they are establishing varnasrama-dharma.
- About the existence of twelve different types of rasas.
- Svayam Bhagavan is one and manifests in different forms.
- Vrajendra-nandana Syama Sundara is the original form of Krishna.
- Secondary reasons for Krishna’s birth: to liberate the demons who committed aparadhas (offenses).
- A pastime in which Krishna liberates the demigods Nalakuvara and Manigriva who were cursed by Narada Rsi.
- The pastime where Mother Yasoda tries to bind Krishna to a mortar.
- On the importance of listening to Harikatha and remembering the tattva-siddhanta.
- The philosophy of the kitten and the baby monkey.
- Lord Ramachandra’s pastime while performing the fire ceremony guided by Vasistha Rsi.
2026, India, Lectures in Bengali, Playlist: Bengal prachar 2026, India 2026, Lila: Krishna liberates the demigods Nalakuvara and Manigriva who were cursed by Narada Rishi, Lila: Mother Yashoda tries to bind Krishna to a mortar, Lila: Ramachandra performing the fire ceremony guided by Vasishtha Rishi, Book: Srimad-Bhagavatam, The philosophy of the kitten and the baby monkey
17 Mar 2026 evening – Sri Bhagavat-saptaha, day 6 (Bengali) – Kashinagar, India
