The rasa-pancha-dhyaya, five chapters describing the rasa dance, are the five airs of "Srimad-Bhagavatam". This is the main message of "Srimad-Bhagavatam", but in order to understand it properly we need to go gradually. The rest of "Srimad-Bhagavatam" is meant to make us sober, to give us the transcendental intelligence that will enable us to understand these topics of the Tenth canto.

The duty of the Vaisnava concept is that in reality we can and should do what God cannot repay us for. It’s amazing! We are tiny living entities that are supposed to behave towards the Lord in such a way that He Himself will admit defeat. This is what Gaudia Vaisnava service means.

The message of "Srimad-Bhagavatam" is about what the highest purity of love is. The rest of "Srimad-Bhagavatam" explains the different kinds of purity of love. To appreciate what real pure love is, we have to understand what are the different kinds of purity of this love.

Krishna is not in a hurry to show Himself to those who serve Him. He waits for those whose love has not yet matured to mature. By not showing Himself to us, He makes us humble and inflames our desire more and more. For those who are already perfect, He does this to increase their love.

Krishna comes as Lord Caitanya to teach us how to achieve the highest and most pure love of God.

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