– In Ayodhya, santa-rasa is secondary and dasya-rasa is the predominant relationship, unlike in Vaikuntha. – Each higher rasa contains the elements and qualities of the preceding rasas. – Bhagavan manifests His form, His pastimes, and His dhama according to the mood of His associates. – Baladeva usually plays the buffalo horn, but on some occasions, He also plays a flute. – Prema naturally remains hidden; the more concealed it is, the deeper and sweeter its...
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2026, dasya-rasa, Discourses translated into English, Delhi, Delhi 2026, India, India 2026, Venu-gita 2026, Rasa-tattva, Rasas
19 Jun 2026 morning – The Different Rasas (English translation) – Delhi, India
– In Ayodhya, santa-rasa is secondary and dasya-rasa is the predominant relationship, unlike in Vaikuntha. – Each higher rasa contains the elements and qualities of the preceding rasas. – Bhagavan manifests His form, His pastimes, and His dhama according to the mood of His associates. – Baladeva usually plays the buffalo horn, but on some occasions, He also plays a flute. – Prema naturally remains hidden; the more concealed it is, the deeper and sweeter its manifestation becomes. – The story of...
2026, ghritu-sneha and madhu-sneha, rules and regulations of the shastras, sambandha and mamata, suddha-sadacara, Svayam Bhagavan, twelve rasas, vaidhi-bhakti, vamya-bhava, Discourses in English, Discourses translated into Spanish, Igualada, Spain, Spain 2026, Murari Gupta wanting to commit suicide for not following the instructions of Mahaprabhu, Rasas
09 May 2026 evening – The Different Rasas (English) – Igualada, Spain | Srila BV Vana Maharaja
– The importance of following the rules and regulations of the sastras.– On vaisnava-suddha-sadacara.– Through vaidhi-bhakti we attain raganuga-bhakti.– The twelve different rasas of Bhagavan, five primary and seven secondary.– Caitanya Mahaprabhu is Svayam Bhagavan.– The story of Murari Gupta wanting to commit suicide for not following the instructions of Caitanya Mahaprabhu.– Krsna-bhajana is the highest bhajana.– On the different rasas and...