– Krishna’s mood is that of a cowherd with His flute.
– A wonderful sloka that presents the beautiful form of Krishna: barhapidam nata-vara-vapuh… (SB 10.21.5).
– There is no difference between Krishna and Vishnu in tattva-siddhanta, but in rasa-siddhanta there is a difference.
– In Dvaraka and Kurukshetra there is no cuckoo, Yamuna, or peacock singing, therefore Radha says that Her heart is not in joy even when She is with Krishna outside of Vrndavana.
– Samiyogini-Radha and viyogini-Radha.
– A very sweet verse about Mahaprabhu’s separation mood: kāhāṅ mora prāṇa-nātha… (CC Madhya 2.15).
– Those who love cry outwardly, but their hearts are in jubilation. We should cry for Krishna.
– Beautiful dialogue between Mother Saci and Mahaprabhu about the sannyasa vow He made.
– Explanation about bodily manifestations that appear during the experience of sattvika-bhavas (static moods): udipta (very bright) and sudipta (intensely bright). Sudipta only manifests in Radha and Mahaprabhu.
– Verse revealing Radha’s separation ecstasy: ayi dīna-dayārdra nātha he… (CC Madhya 4.197).
– Pariksit asks Sukadeva Gosvami: “Krsna came to this world to establish varnasrama-dharma, but He is not following it?”
– Dialogue between Mahaprabhu and Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya. Mahaprabhu presents all the errors of Shankaracharya’s philosophy and then shows His combined form Shad-bhuja.