What does transformation look like? / How can I keep the peace I've been feeling pilgrimage when I return home to figure out my material life? / How to gracefully move through mental layers of cynicism, skepticism and fault-finding?

we're missing out on a map for dharma / Visvarupa is broad minded, Indra divides on party lines / all the yoga, rituals, austerities, etc. are meant to lead to pure love / pure devotees are happy to serve in heaven or hell / Indra's prayers remind us of Hiranyakashipu / there but for the grace of God go I / Gods mercy follows the devotees mercy

too many possessions is like carrying a lot of luggage when you travel - it just creates anxiety / Siddhartha would be no greedy hawker of incantations / "A brāhmaṇa who desires to achieve happiness by gaining wealth through professional priesthood must certainly have a very low mind." - Visvarupa / to the degree you get into bhakti, you're satisfied with simplicity / the sooner we realize our happiness comes from within, the sooner we're relieved of anxiety / the Nārāyaṇa-kavaca Shield

SB 6.8.1-15

India's timeless spiritual culture / our faces and wrinkles and abs are all about to burn / feel the presence of great souls in the holy places / add transcendental sound during downtime / "Why should I worry? Radharani knows exactly what I need" / in bhakti, if your intention is pure , mistakes don't matter / ask Krishna to stir it up / Indra's desires are the cause of his anxiety / Indra did not have Visvarupa's broad-mindedness

SB 6.7.31-40

Can gratitude reinforce material attachments? / How do I surrender? / How to get the most out of a pilgrimage experience? / How do we know wether we're sincere?

"Etiquette is the science of living. It embraces everything. It is ethics. It is honor". - Emily Post / Can juniors bless seniors? / Bhagavatam is repeatedly encouraging us to see the divinity, dignity and spiritual potential in every living being - this is the fundamental spiritual principle / everyone should be respected as a temple of the Supreme / keep it sacred!

SB 6.7.25-30

"An individual has not started living until he can rise above the narrow confines of his individualistic concerns to the broader concerns of all humanity." – Martin Luther King Jr. / dismantling the barriers of our love / what's so special about the cows and the Brahmanas? / by adopting a diet dependent on cruelty and petroleum based industry we are rapidly creating hell on earth / the positive alternative is an economy and diet based on simple living and a relationship of cooperation and love between humans and animals

SB 6.7.22-24

Krishna is involved in every aspect of our life / how material opulence increases enmity, anxiety, mental agitation, pride and belligerence / we go through so much endeavor to increase and maintain our possessions, and we suffers great unhappiness when we lose them / external etiquette is for the internal change

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SB 6.7.13-21

"Hard times create strong men. Strong men create good times. Good times create weak men. And, weak men create hard times." ― G. Michael Hopf / Krishna kindly dismantles all of our false identities / the arc in the life of a sadhu / the wise voluntarily accept austerity / Indra's opulence makes him weak - and brings on the hard times

SB 6.7.12-13

Ingratitude is the frost that nips the flower even as it opens/ Don't repay gifts with ingratitude / Do we hear the voice of Daksha in our own heart? / Good karma can be bad and bad karma can be good / material enjoyment bewilders us and covers our gratitude / Anything I've got, I've received from my teachers / everything becomes a waste of time if you don't remember why you're doing it

SB 6.6.1-6.7.11