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- It is impossible to compare worldly people with those who chant the Holy Names.
- On the suffering felt by worldly people when others die.
- A touching sloka that defines the greatest of sorrows: ‘duḥkha-madhye kona duḥkha haya gurutara?’… (CC Madhya-lila 8.248).
- Ajamila heard the dialogue between the Yamadutas and the Visnudutas.
- Dialogue of the Visnudutas with Ajamila after some years.
- Difference between namabhasa and suddha-nama.
- One who chants the Holy Names is not an ordinary person. At the moment of initiation, when a person chants the Holy Names with the Guru, they chant namabhasa.
- When one chants the Holy Name with sambandha-jnana (knowledge of the relationship), the pure Holy Name manifests.
- Namabhasa manifests two things: destruction of all sins and sukrti.
- A sloka that reveals that only the Holy Names grant the highest spiritual realization: harer nāma harer nāma… (CC Madhya-lila 6.242).
- The conditioned soul is full of duplicity and hypocrisy, only seeing the faults of others.
- Despite being a pure devotee, Srila Bhaktivinoda considers himself fallen, as he says in the song: Amara Jivana.
- Between Dasaratha Maharaja and Nanda Maharaja, which one has the higher prema?
- A trustworthy Guru is always thinking about how to help his disciples make spiritual progress.
- A beautiful sloka that reveals the magnanimity of Krishna’s mercy: api cet su-durācāro… (BG 9.30).
- Reprimand and affection are equally important in raising a person.
- A verse that presents the unparalleled kindness of the Gaudiya Vaishnava masters in distributing the highest prema: anarpita-carīṁ cirāt karuṇayāvatīrṇaḥ kalau… (CC Adi-lila 1.4).
- The different Holy Names of each yuga (era).
