– Laukiki-shraddha (worldly faith); paramarthika shraddha (spiritual faith); sadhu-sanga; bhajana-kriya (anishthita and nishthita);
– The six stages of unstable bhakti.
– Story: A man encounters a tiger, an elephant, rats, bees, and a python.
– Bhakti-devi is a great queen, all her maidservants follow her.
– How can one protect oneself from name, fame, and reputation? By offering them to Guru, who then offers them to Radha and Krishna.
– Shloka expressing that everything we do should be offered to Krishna: yat karoṣi yad aśnāsi yaj juhoṣi dadāsi yat…(BG 9.27).
– A disciple should feel as though he has been sold to the guru by maya.
– Song: Sri Guru Charana Padma.
– Shloka revealing that we are the servants of the beloved of the gopis: nāhaṁ vipro na ca nara-patir nāpi vaiśyo na śūdro…(CC Madhya 13.80).
– Shloka revealing that, first and foremost, we are the servant of Srimati Radhika: śyāmasundara śikhaṇḍa-śekhara smera-hāsa muralī-manohara…(Śrī Rādhā-Prārthanā 2).
– If Krishna asks you why you first said that you would be His servant but then became the servant of Srimati Radhika, you should answer Him, “Yes, because You are Her servant too!”
– Lila: Krishna learns the art of dancing from the trees, thinking they are Srimati Radhika.
– 02.43.00 – Gurudev demonstrates how to move one’s eyebrows while dancing.
– Shloka on how to immerse oneself in Radha-Krishna’s love: anāradhya rādhā-padāmbhoja-reṇum…(Sva-sankalpa-prakasha-stotra 1).
– Practices for entering into radha-dasyam.
