Vanamadhuryam Video Archive

Home

Discourses with transcripts in English 2025

← Back to List

2025, Discourses Translated into English 2025, Dvaraka 2025, India 2025, Discourses with transcripts in English 2021, Discourses with transcripts in English 2025, Yugala-gita 2025, anarthas: unwanted things (obstacles in devotional service; impurities of the heart), anger: krodha (one of the enemies of spiritual life; cause of material bondage), anuraga: deep attachment (stage of prema; intense love and constant attraction toward Krishna)

11 Nov 2025 morning – Yugala-gita (English translation) – Dvaraka, India | Srila BV Vana Maharaja

November 11, 2025 6:29 AM

PART 1 PART 2 On the Srimad Bhagavatam: Tenth Canto/Chapter 35. On the Yugala Gita spoken by Sukadeva Gosvami Pada to Parikisit Maharaja. The five songs of the Srimad Bhagavatam: Venu-gita, Pranaya-gita, Gopi-gita, Yugala-gita, and Bhramara-gita. On the purva-raga of the gopis, the mood that expresses the longing for the encounter between the hero and the heroine. Beautiful description by Srimati Radhika in response to Lalita about Krsna. On the beauty of Krsna’s name. Krsna manifests...

2025, Discourses in English 2025, Hari-katha 2025 (Undisclosed country), Undisclosed, Hari-katha at Airports 2025, Discourses with transcripts in English 2021, Discourses with transcripts in English 2025, Freedom from karma, anartha-nivritti: removal of unwanted things (cleansing of the heart; stage of bhakti development), anarthas: unwanted things (obstacles in devotional service; impurities of the heart), bhajana-kriya: beginning of devotional practices (engagement in bhakti activities; stage after accepting guidance from guru), liberation, life: cycle of birth and death, Narada Rishi: Narada-Vyasa samvada, rasas: sakhya-bhava, self-realisation, siddha-deha: spiritual body (eternal perfected body for serving Krishna in the spiritual realm), Vedavyasa, Vyasadeva

29 Apr 2025 morning (airport) – End of Karma (English) | Srila BV Vana Maharaja

April 29, 2025 8:26 AM

Explanation about the manifestation of Srimad Bhagavatam. About the end of karma only happening with complete surrender to Guru and Krsna. The Caitanya Caritamrta clarifies that the devotee, upon surrendering to the Guru, begins to be taken care of by Krsna. In Madhurya-Kadambini, Visvanatha Cakravarti Thakura explains that, by simply chanting a namabhasa, a stage in which one has not yet reached pure chanting, karma is destroyed. There is a need for a little karma to maintain the body here in...