If one has but a little love of Godhead, he can perceive its powerful effects.

It can only be compared to poison and nectar mixed together.

Lord Chaitanya spoke, my dear beautiful friend, if one develops love of Godhead, love of

Krishna, he's speaking like a gopi now, right?

He's speaking just like the gopi spoke.

He says, my dear beautiful friend, if one develops love of Godhead, love of Krishna, the son

of nundamaraj, all the bitter and sweet influences of this love will manifest in one's

heart. Such love of God had acts in two ways. The poisonous effects of love of God to defeat the severe and fresh poison of the serpent.

Yet, there is simultaneously the transcendental bliss which pours down and defeats the pride of nectar and diminishes its value.

In other words, love of Krishna is so powerful that it simultaneously defeats the poison

effects of a snake as well as happiness derived from pouring nectar on one's head. It is perceived

as doubly effective, simultaneously poison and nectarian. If you want to say, I love God, or you read the Cheatania Charging Reader to try to

understand what it's the depths of it, the subtleties of it, the nuances of it.

This is very, very high literature here.

And Bhagwatom, of course, it's all the culture of the Bhagwataam.

It's all derived by and through the

Bhagavatam, which we're reading right now and we'll hear about where it's all coming from now.

Isn't amazing that we just stumbled upon this, you and I? We just like stumbled upon it. It came to us. It came to us.

It just came to us. It just came to us.

Oh, no, bagavate, Vasudevaea.

Oh,

no,

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