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  • Śrīmad Bhāgavatam class on Thu 1st June 2017 by Yamuna Lila Devi Dāsi 3.31.30
    The expansion of ignorance is explained in this verse. The first ignorance is to identify one’s material body, which is made of five elements, as the self, and the second is to accept something as one’s own due to a bodily connection. In this way, ignorance expands. The living entity is eternal, but because of his accepting nonpermanent things, misidentifying his interest, he is put into ignorance, and therefore he suffers material pangs.
    1 hr 12 min
  • Śrīmad Bhāgavatam class on Wed 31st May 2017 by GopaVrndesa Dāsa 3.31.29
    It is said that a living entity is eternal and, as such, qualitatively one with the Supreme Lord. Then what is the reason he falls prey to the material and commits so many sinful activities by the influence of the material energy? In reply to this question, Lord Kṛṣṇa said that it is lust which causes a living entity to glide down from his exalted position to the abominable condition of material existence.
    1 hr 15 min
  • Śrīmad Bhāgavatam class on Tue 30th May 2017 by Arjun Saka Dāsa 3.31.28
    The distresses of childhood are already explained, but when the child attains boyhood he is enrolled in a school which he does not like. He wants to play, but he is forced to go to school and study and take responsibility for passing examinations. Another kind of distress is that he wants to get some things with which to play, but circumstances may be such that he is not able to attain them, and he thus becomes aggrieved and feels pain.
    37 min
  • Śrīmad Bhāgavatam class on Sun 28th May 2017 by Mana Mohana Dāsa 3.31.25
    Within the abdomen of the mother, the nourishment of the child was being carried on by nature’s own arrangement. The atmosphere within the abdomen was not at all pleasing, but as far as the child’s feeding was concerned, it was being properly done by the laws of nature. But upon coming out of the abdomen the child falls into a different atmosphere. He wants to eat one thing, but something else is given to him because no one knows his actual demand, and he cannot refuse the undesirables given to him.
    1 hr 13 min
  • Śrīmad Bhāgavatam class on Sat 27th May 2017 by HG Aniruddha Prabhu 3.31.22-24
    When the child comes out of the abdomen through the narrow passage, due to pressure there the breathing system completely stops, and due to agony the child loses his memory. Sometimes the trouble is so severe that the child comes out dead or almost dead. One can imagine what the pangs of birth are like. The child remains for ten months in that horrible condition within the abdomen, and at the end of ten months he is forcibly pushed out.
    1 hr 18 min
  • Śrīmad Bhāgavatam class on Fri 26th May 2017 by Jaya Sacinandana Dāsa 3.31.21
    The miseries of material existence begin from the very day when the spirit soul takes shelter in the ovum and sperm of the mother and father, they continue after he is born from the womb, and then they are further prolonged. We do not know where the suffering ends. It does not end, however, by one’s changing his body. The change of body is taking place at every moment, but that does not mean that we are improving from the fetal condition of life to a more comfortable condition.
    50 min
  • Śrīmad Bhāgavatam class on Thu 25th May 2017 by HG Prabhav Prabhu 3.31.20
    As long as the child is within the womb of his mother, he is in a very precarious and horrible condition of life, but the benefit is that he revives pure consciousness of his relationship with the Supreme Lord and prays for deliverance. But once he is outside the abdomen, when a child is born, māyā, or the illusory energy, is so strong that he is immediately overpowered into considering his body to be his self. Māyā means “illusion,” or that which is actually not.
    55 min
  • Śrīmad Bhāgavatam class on Wed 24th May 2017 by HG Kaliya Krishna Prabhu 3.31.19
    The evolutionary process of different types of bodies is something like that of a fructifying flower. Just as there are different stages in the growth of a flower — the bud stage, the blooming stage and the full-fledged, grown-up stage of aroma and beauty — similarly, there are 8,400,000 species of bodies in gradual evolution, and there is systematic progress from the lower species of life to the higher.
    1 hr 9 min

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