Srimad Bhagavatam

Bhagavatam study 104 1.19.1-6 If sinful reaction rectifies sinful mentality, then the reaction is auspicious, not inauspicious

How devotion makes the insurmountable ocean of material desires insignificant

Bhagavatam study 103 1.18.44-50 Abuse of power by those representing God makes people godless

Bhagavatam study 102 1.18.36-43 Avoid offenses carefully and avoid getting offended easily

Bhagavatam study 101 1.18.31-36 Presuming that we know God’s will and are doing his work is presumptuous and dangerous

Bhagavatam study 100 1.18.24-30 An annoyed response to annoying non-responsiveness is not malevolent

Bhagavatam study 99 1.18.18-23 The unlimited has unlimited potency to purify us of our unlimited sins

Bhagavatam study 98 1.18.11-17 Relish the sweetness of Bhagavan through the Bhagavata

How exactly is the bull dharma deluded as Prabhupada mentions in SB 1.17.23 purport?

Bhagavatam study 97 1.18.4-10 Understanding Parikshit M’s treatment of Kali

Bhagavatam study 96 1.17.43-18.3 The recent past is just like the present

Bhagavatam study 95 1.17.37-42 Undestanding how restricting area of residence is a form of punishment

Bhagavatam study 94 1.17.31-36 Adharama-bandhu Kali can’t be allowed to live in the kingdom of Dharma-raja pautra

Bhagavatam study 93 1.17.24-30 Avoid both extremes of taking everything in scripture only literally or only metaphorically

Bhagavatam study 92 1.17.18-23 The cause of suffering is sometimes incomprehensible

Bhagavatam study 91 1.17.13-17 Act honorably to protect the honor of those whom we represent

Daksha-Shiva conflict 3 – How our mind makes us sectarian – Hindi

Bhagavatam study 90 1.17.7-12 – When in a position of material responsibility, act responsibly

Bhagavatam study 89 1.17.1-6 Outrage on seeing atrocity is healthy

Bhagavatam study 88 1.16.31-36 The earth and dharma’s devotion for Krishna

Daksha-Shiva conflict 2 – The proud consider others proud – Hindi

Parikshit M – Dharma discussion – Don’t blame 3 – How to deal with troubling people – Hindi

Parikshit M – Dharma discussion – Don’t blame 2 – If why has no answer focus on how – Hindi

Parikshit M – Dharma discussion – Don’t blame 1 – See beyond the immediate cause – Hindi

Bhagavatam study 87 1.16.25-30 Krishna is the shelter of dharma and dharmic qualities

Bhagavatam study 86 1.16.19-24 Understanding what all things cause distress to the earth

Daksha-Shiva conflict 1 – How misconceptions give rise to conflicts – Hindi

Bhagavatam study 85 1.17.13-18 Parikshit M delighted in his spiritual opulence, not his material opulence

Why does the Bhagavatam say that literature glorifying Krishna is imperfectly composed when such literature is meant to attract people to Krishna?

Bhagavatam study 84 1.16.7-12 Choose carefully what we hear

Why did Devaki suffer but Yashoda enjoyed Krishna’s association?

Bhagavatam study 83 1.16.1-6 How Parikshit Maharaj manifested his predicated qualities

Bhagavatam study 82 1.15.45-51 Our spirituality is our responsibility, not anyone else’s responsibility

Bhagavatam study 81 1.15.38-44 Responsibly hand over material responsibility to take up spiritual responsibility

Bhagavatam study 80 1.15.31-37 Life is a relay race – know when to hand over the torch

Bhagavatam study 79 1.15.25-30 Remember Krishna in his absence by remembering his message

Bhagavatam study 78 1.15.19-24 Krishna takes away everything that covers us before him

Bhagavatam study 77 1.15.13-18 Arjuna treasures his memories of Krishna

Bhagavatam study 76 1.15.7-12 Devotees see their achievements as Krishna’s mercy

Bhagavatam study 75 1.15.1-6 When we lose everything we gain the Lord of everything

Bhagavatam study 74 1.14.34-44 Questions about causes of distress reveal conceptions of distress

Redirection of consciousness is Krishna’s miracle – Bali Maharaj pastime reflection

Seeing Krishna’s mercy amidst loss – Krishna’s instructions after Govardhana lila

Renunciation of false ego – Indra’s Prayers after Govardhana lila

God as the Supreme therapist 7 – Understanding how Narasimhadeva gave strength to Prahlada

God as the supreme therapist 6 – Seek not the facility to do whatever we desire – seek the clarity to discern our deepest desire

God as the supreme therapist 5 – Cultivating qualities is integral to cultivating devotion

God as the supreme therapist 4 – How association works and how to make it work

God as the supreme therapist 3 – Devotional detachment is not freedom from emotions but freedom of emotions

God as the supreme therapist 2 – To be others’ well wisher means to channel their emotions towards proper use of their free will

God as the supreme therapist 1 – Discerning the Prahlada and Hiranyakashipu mentalities within us

Bhagavatam study 73 1.14.18.33 – When we apprehend the worst-case scenario we look for alternatives

Bhagavatam study 72 1.14.12.17 – Inversion of natural order prophesies inauspiciousness

Bhagavatam study 71 1.14.1.11 – Departure of the order-sustaining Lord leads to disruption of that order

Avoid distractions using intelligence directed towards transcendence

Bhagavatam study 70 1.13.51-60 Determination directed towards renunciation brings spiritual elevation

Bhagavatam study 69 1.13.46-50 When we can’t protect ourselves from kala, karma and guna, how can we protect others?

Bhagavatam study 68 1.13.39-45 Know when to exercise control in the service of the supreme controller and when to release control

For meditation, we need the right object and the right conception

Analyzing yoga and bhakti to keep practice in harmony with purpose

How small conflicts become big – Daksha pastime analysis 4 – How impulses are shaped by technology, mentality and spirituality

Remembrance of Krishna cuts karmic bondage by providing intelligence taste and love

Bhagavatam study 67 01.13.30-38 When it is time to renounce embrace renunciation as a challenge and avoid discouragers

Do gopis know Krishna’s future pastimes?

Gopi Gita 2 – “You alone can free us from contamination and tribulation – please return”

Did Krishna appear in Mathura or in both Mathura and Vrindavan?

Gopi Gita 1 – “Whoever you are – Lord or lover – please come back”

Bhagavatam study 66 01.13.24-29 Detachment emerges from education that changes our definition of success

Gajendra Moksha Katha 5 – Which comes first – giving up lower taste or getting higher taste – Hindi

Gajendra Moksha Katha 4 – How age helps us become renounced – and how it doesn’t – Hindi

Gajendra Moksha Katha 3 – Understanding when to wield control and when to yield control – Hindi

Gajendra Moksha Katha 2 – Deviated spiritualists may lose the human body but not their spiritual attraction – Hindi

Is Chitraketu’s accepting Parvati’s curse even when he was not at fault meant to instruct us to accept whatever happens to us – Hindi?

Gajendra Moksha Katha 1 – Understanding how our mental impressions shape us – Hindi

Akrura Katha 3 – Understanding cultural bhakti philosophical bhakti spiritual bhakti and Vraja bhakti

Meditation on Kaliya lila – Devotion grants access to a rich panorama of divine emotions

Akrura Katha 2 – Devotional disposition in association deepens our devotion

Akrura Katha 1 – When no one understands us Krishna understands

When the Bhagavatam contains so many stories involving sex, is it appropriate for children?

Why does Bhagavatam say that Bhishma merged with the Supersoul?

When Airavata existed earlier, how did he appear during the churning of the milk ocean?

When Tvashta gave Narayana-kavacha that made Indra invincible, how could Tvashta himself be killed?

Bhagavatam study 1.13.1-7 – The detachment that fosters attachment to Krishna

SIMHA acronym – Glories of Prahlada and Narasimha

Focus on the Bhagavatam’s universal purpose beyond its specific details – invest one’s emotions in Krishna, not the world

Chatur Shloki Bhagavatam

The ninth canto contains many stories of shocking debauchery by sages such as Brihaspati – what is their point?

Why is the Bhagavatam called the Amala Purana?

If Vyasadeva wrote the Bhagavatam, how is he present in the Bhagavatam?

Why does Bhagavatam contains sections that don’t glorify the Lord?

Why did Nalakuvera-Manigriva not untie Krishna before going to heaven?

Why was Bharat Maharaja punished with a deer body for his compassion?

Understanding the Bhagavatam’s chronological and conceptual flow

Chatur Shloki Bhagavatam 2 – Understanding inconceivability as an explanation for the world’s nature

In the Chatur Shloki Bhagavatam, Krishna refers to himself inclusively, not exclusively – what does this mean?

Chatur Shloki Bhagavatam 1 – Understanding God is all that exists

​What happens to Krishna’s queens after he departs from the world?

When Bhishma comes after Ajamila pastime, how does that pastime list him as a mahajan?

Bhagavatam canto 6 study 6 6.4.1-34 The pure heart is the secret to know the pure Lord

​Bhagavatam canto 6 study 4 – 2.32-3.11 Boost inner resolution with external facilitation