"Even while focusing on specific Sanskrit words and their meaning, the classes are never boring or difficult. It helps me connect with Sanskrit language and as a consequence I find it easier to memorise shlokas afterwards as I don’t see them just as a series of sounds and syllables but as meaningful ideas and concepts."
Specific realisations that I particularly liked and noted from the sessions to meditate on and share with devotees are:
“No one is a victim in this world.” Such a powerful statement, as we are always lamenting and hankering for something.
“If you achieve liberation and go to brahmajyoti, remember that all demons who also got liberated by Krishna ended up there so you won’t have such good association!"
“The power of Hare Krishna mantra is to transform purusha bhava into dasya bhava”. We can forget that actually it is a humble prayer for service.
“What are you pretending not to know?” That was such a good point to meditate on...
“If you depend on yourself, you depend on ignorance." I think that came at the right time for me to meditate on, as many times in many situations I am so arrogant to think I know what I need and I think I can work on my own to get what I want. Brajadevi Devi Dasi, Leicester - Italy.