Prabhuji started speaking from the thirty-third verse of the nineteenth chapter of Srimad Bhagavatam Canto 11. He continued explaining Krsna's instructions to Uddhava. Some of them included cultivating qualities like tolerance, patience, forgiveness, and non-violence.

The English translation of Prabhuji's Hindi class. At the start of the class, Prabhuji explained how Kali Das honored the remnants of Jhadu Thakura and his wife. Therefore, he was also able to avail himself of the water that had bathed Sriman Caitanya Mahaprabhu's lotus feet at the Simhadvara gate of the Jagannatha Temple. Prabhuji also recollected how he visited Jhadu Thakura's home with the devotees. He reminisced how there is a beautiful mango garden there that reminds everyone of the bhakti of Jhadu Thakura and his wife who worshiped Sri Gaura-Nitai and Sri Radha-Krsna in their home. And then, Prabhuji related some pastimes of Srila Gurudeva at Mathura. Once, a sadhu sat in front of Srila Gurudeva's door and honored mahaprasadam sumptuously during the day of Siva-ratri. After Srila Gurudeva gave a Tulasi leaf to him, he happily took his leave. When Srila Gurudeva went to the Rangesvara Mahadeva temple to offer Siva Thakura the mahaprasada of Bhagavan, he was told by Siva Thakura that he (Gurudeva) fed Siva Thakura sumptuously and the offering of a leaf of Tulasi pleased him the most. Srila Gurudeva would often go the homes of the families of many Mathura residents. In one home, he was offered mahaprasada on a plate that had already been used by someone. What followed was a loving conversation that showed how much love the Vrajavasis and Srila Gurudeva had for each other. In another instance, Srila Gurudeva stated how much the temple residents love him. The Hindi class will be uploaded shortly.

Hindi Hari-katha. At the start of the class, Prabhuji explained how Kali Das honored the remnants of Jhadu Thakura and his wife. Therefore, he was also able to avail himself of the water that had bathed Sriman Caitanya Mahaprabhu's lotus feet at the Simhadvara gate of the Jagannatha Temple. Prabhuji also recollected how he visited Jhadu Thakura's home with the devotees. He reminisced how there is a beautiful mango garden there that reminds everyone of the bhakti of Jhadu Thakura and his wife who worshiped Sri Gaura-Nitai and Sri Radha-Krsna in their home. And then, Prabhuji related some pastimes of Srila Gurudeva at Mathura. Once, a sadhu sat in front of Srila Gurudeva's door and honored mahaprasadam sumptuously during the day of Siva-ratri. After Srila Gurudeva gave a Tulasi leaf to him, he happily took his leave. When Srila Gurudeva went to the Rangesvara Mahadeva temple to offer Siva Thakura the mahaprasada of Bhagavan, he was told by Siva Thakura that he (Gurudeva) fed Siva Thakura sumptuously and the offering of a leaf of Tulasi pleased him the most. Srila Gurudeva would often go the homes of the families of many Mathura residents. In one home, he was offered mahaprasada on a plate that had already been used by someone. What followed was a loving conversation that showed how much love the Vrajavasis and Srila Gurudeva had for each other. In another instance, Srila Gurudeva stated how much the temple residents love him. The English translation of this class has already been uploaded.

The history of how Uddhava and Maharaja Vajranabha (the great grandson of Krsna) manifested the different deities of Vraja, was narrated from the Kesava-vrata book. Uddhava obtained Govindadeva and Kesavadeva from Giriraja-Govardhana himself. First, Maharaja Vajranabha procured the deity of Dauji (Baladeva Prabhu); and then, he received the deity of Harideva. Dauji is the predominating deity of sambandha. And then, Govindadeva is the predominating deity of abhideya. Kesavadeva is the predominating deity of prayojana. Uddhavaji and Maharaja Vajranabha also manifested Kamesvara Mahadeva, Gopisvara Mahadeva, Caklesvara Mahadeva, and Bhutesvara Mahadeva. They also manifested Candra-sarovara, Maan-sarovara, Kusuma-sarovara, and prema-sarovara. Prabhuji then continued speaking on the dialog between Krsna and Uddhava. He started explaining the nineteenth chapter of the eleventh canto of Srimad Bhagavatam.

The history of Karna was narrated from the Kesava-vrata book. Queen Kunti had Karna born to her by the blessings of the Sun-god. But his birth made her abandon him as she feared society. A brief history of the Mahabharata was then narrated. Prabhuji then started speaking from the first verse of the eighteenth chapter of the eleventh canto of Srimad Bhagavatam. He continued explaining Krsna's instructions to Sri Uddhava.

English translation of Prabhuji's Hindi class. Prabhuji spoke on the glories of Aksaya tritiya, Candana yatra, and Sri Gaudiya Vedanta Samiti (the Samiti was established on this day). He spoke on how Krsna has the foot dust of the gopis smeared on Himself from head to toe. Thus, He tells everyone to become the followers of the Vraja Devis and the Vrajavasis. We were also told on how Badrinatha's doors open on this day. The Lord was previously served by the demigods and today, He gives everyone else a change to serve Him.

Hindi Hari-katha. Prabhuji spoke on the glories of Aksaya tritiya, Candana yatra, and Sri Gaudiya Vedanta Samiti (the Samiti was established on this day). He spoke on how Krsna has the foot dust of the gopis smeared on Himself from head to toe. Thus, He tells everyone to become the followers of the Vraja Devis and the Vrajavasis. We were also told on how Badrinatha's doors open on this day. The Lord was previously served by the demigods and today, He gives everyone else a chance to serve Him.

The history of how Kamadeva (Cupid) became the son of Krsna and Rukmini was narrated. Cupid was burnt to ashes by Siva Thakura. On the repeated requests of his consort - Rati, Siva Thakura spoke of a solution by which she could be reunited with her husband. To this effect, he told her to become the maidservant of the demon, Sambarasura. Kamadeva was then born to Rukmini and Krsna and he was named Pradyumna. He was kidnapped by Sambarasura when he was an infant; but he ultimately killed him. Prabhuji then spoke on the eighteenth chapter of the eleventh canto of Srimad Bhagavatam.

A narration of how sandalwood trees appeared in Vraja was told from the Kesava-vrata book. Jatila and Kutila traded their sandalwood trees for cows and calves from Nanda Maharaja's servants. Realizing their folly, they asked for the trees to be returned. And then, they received neem and babool trees in return. Prabhuji then began speaking on the 20th verse of the 18th chapter of the eleventh canto of Srimad Bhagavatam.

The English translation of Prabhuji's Hindi class. While describing the nature of mundane love, Prabhuji described the history of the king, Bhatri Hari. The King gave a valuable necklace to his wife, who in turn gave it to her lover, who was the commander-in-chief of the King's army. The commander then gave the necklace to the prostitute, who in turn returned the necklace to the king. Therefore, realizing the folly of mundane love, the King renounced his kingdom and entered the forest. Prabhuji then described how Mahaprabhu and all His associates would do kirtana in the courtyard of Sri Srivasa Thakura's house for the duration of the entire night. We were then told on how Mahaprabhu chastised Srivasa Thakura for not properly glorifying Advaita Acarya. A brief account on the life of Srila Haridasa Thakura was also told. The Hindi class will be uploaded shortly.