– On the divya-unmada (higher humor) of Srimati Radhika’s transcendental madness.
– The conditioned soul is its attachment to material enjoyment.
– People always say they are fine but are full of problems.
– Pure devotees speak the truth.
– On Ravana and his constant dissatisfaction despite having everything.
– On Ramachandra.
– On Vamanadeva and Bali Maharaja.
– Krishna is a deceiver and the transcendental madness of Srimati Radhika.
– Krishna appears in Kali-yuga as Mahaprabhu. He is our Adored Deity.
– Dialogue between the Nava Yogendras and Nimi Maharaja and the prophetic declaration of Mahaprabhu’s future coming.
– The Guru will contact you with your Adored Deity. Take refuge at the feet of the trustworthy Guru.
– Dialogue between Shivaji and Parvati Devi in which the fundamental importance of the Guru in our lives is presented.
– Everyone should receive diksha-mantra from the Guru and avoid being born in an animal body in the next life.
– Story of Narada Risi with a couple where the wife wishes to receive diksha initiation but the husband does not.