vi Srimad-Bhagavatam

Chapter Summary

Why the Lord Descends

“All Beings Are in Me, But I Am Not in Them”

Atma-tattva: Knowledge of the Spirit Soul

Night for the Materialist Is Day for the Self-Realized

The Worldwide Distribution of Vedic Knowledge

Suffering in the Bodily Concept of Life

The Demigods Invisibly Enter Devaki’s Room to Offer
Prayers

Erroneous Conclusions of the Material Scientists

Crossing the Ocean of Repeated Birth and Death

The “Many Paths, Same Result”’ Philosophy Rejected

The Importance of the Hare Krsna Mantra

Material Minds and Senses Cannot Understand Krsna

The Supreme Lord Is Not Forced to Take Birth

The Demigods Return to the Heavenly Planets

CHAPTER THREE
The Birth of Lord Krsna
Chapter Summary

The Universe Surcharged With Auspicious Symptoms
Description of the Supreme Lord as a Newborn Child
Vasudeva Offers Prayers to His Son, Lord Sri Krsna
Why Life Cannot Be Created in a Laboratory

Krsna Descends to Protect the Innocent Public
Devaki Offers Prayers to Her Transcendental Child
The Supreme Lord Has No Fear of Time

Krsna Requested to Assume the Form of an Ordinary

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