– Description of the meeting between Lord Caitanya Mahaprabhu and Gopala Bhatta Gosvami.
– Explanation about the Bhatta family who had received diksha in the Sri Sampradaya and worshipped Lakshmi-Narayana.
– The evidence presented in the Brahma-samhita that Krishna is Svayam Bhagavan.
– On the specific, fixed potency of the sadhaka.
– Example of Prabodhanda Sarasvati who, in the lila of Radha and Krishna, is Tungavidya sakhi.
– On the condition of association with a sadhu in the revelation of the fixed potency of the sadhaka.
– Brief story of a brahmana who chanted the names of Rama, but upon seeing Lord Caitanya Mahaprabhu, changed.
– Story of another brahmana who met Lord Caitanya Mahaprabhu.
– On attaining sthayibhava and the constitutional form to worship his Istadeva.
– On the sadhaka in a conditioned state who worships different deities.
– Beautiful pastime of Srimati Radhika that takes place in Imlitala-Vrndavana.
– Story of Jaiva Dharma where relatives Vijaya Kumara and Vrajanatha receive mantras from the same Gurudeva, but attain different moods.
– The manifestation of jiva in tatastha-sakti (marginal potency of Sri Bhagavan) which already carries the potential, which will blossom through association with the Guru.
– Example of Murari Gupta who had association with Mahaprabhu and did not cease to worship Lord Rama.
– On the Rupa brothers, Sanatana who worshipped Radha and Krishna, and the brother Anupama who worshipped Sita-Rama.
– On the qualities of Krishna: rupa-madhurya, lila-madhurya, prema-madhurya, and venu-madhurya.
– Definition of sadhana-bhakti and its objective.
– On jnana (knowledge) and vairagya (renunciation).
– Pastime involving Bhakti Devi and her children, Jnana and Vairagya.
– On the impossibility of hearing Harikatha without knowledge of the Scriptures and detachment.