– Mahaprabhu cleans the Gundica Temple the day before the Ratha Yatra.
– Lord Jagannatha sees Gundica Devi as His aunt.
– The reasons for Lord Jagannatha’s visit to the Gundica Temple.
– Lakshmi Devi suggests that Lord Jagannatha travel with His brothers Baladeva and Subhadra.
– Part of the purpose of Jagannatha’s visit is to give His darshan to all living beings.
– Story of how Lord Jagannatha received the designation Patita Pavana – Savior of fallen and oppressed souls.
– On the other hand, the lila of Jagannatha’s walk to the Gundica Temple is His mood of going to Sundaracala, Vrndavana.
– Difference between spontaneous and conditional love; difference between raganuga and vaidhi bhakti.
– The beauty of Mahaprabhu dancing in front of Lord Jagannatha’s chariot.
– Mayadevi has two activities: covering and launching souls into the material world, and thus conditioned souls develop the bodily conception of themselves.
– Regarding the gross and subtle material bodies. Through the process of sadhana the soul manages to divest/separate itself from these two bodies.
– Song: Radha Krsna Prana Mora.
– Prema has two sides: encounter (sankirta, sankirna, sampurna, and samriddhiman), and separation (purva-raga, pravasa, maan, prema-vaicittya).
– Mahaprabhu expresses His feelings of separation by longing for Vrndavana.
– Navadvipa is such a merciful place that all offenses are destroyed, even if the person only lies down.
– Prabodhananda Sarasvati’s sloka revealing the secret of Navadvipa Dhama: aradhitam nava-vanam vraja-kananam te… (Navadvipa Satakam 78).
– A beautiful song whose longing glorifies Mahaprabhu: Mana Re Kaha na Goura Katha.
– Goura means: Go = Govinda, and Ra = Radha.
– Srila Bhaktivinoda, known as the seventh Gosvami of Vrndavana, is Kamala Manjari; he glorified the Svananda Sukada Kunja of Ananga Manjari, which is located in the center of Radha Kunda.
– A verse revealing that Mahaprabhu came to distribute prema to all without discrimination: anarpita-carīṁ cirāt… (CC Adi-lila 1.4).