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Study Journeys
Six guided routes through the book. Each one takes you chapter by chapter across the līlās, with a short note on why the next reading follows.
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Audārya · guided reading
The River of Mercy
Follow mercy from the Lord’s purpose into the chanting movement and transforming encounters.
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CC Ādi 3 · The External Reasons for the Appearance of Śrī Caitanya Mahāprabhu
The invitation
The public purpose is to spread the holy name and devotion.
The feeling here: Compassion and urgency
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CC Ādi 7 · Lord Caitanya in Five Features
The shared gift
The Pañca-tattva expands the social and relational form of the mission.
The feeling here: Collective delight
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CC Ādi 9 · The Desire Tree of Devotional Service
The love-tree
The tree metaphor makes distribution central rather than peripheral.
The feeling here: Overflowing generosity
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CC Madhya 7 · The Lord Begins His Tour of South India
Mercy on the road
Travel through South India becomes a vehicle for sharing devotion.
The feeling here: Expansive compassion
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CC Madhya 25 · How All the Residents of Vārāṇasī Became Vaiṣṇavas
A city transformed
Vārāṇasī’s scholars encounter devotional teaching and the Lord’s mercy.
The feeling here: Reconciliation and broad mercy
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CC Antya 20 · The Śikṣāṣṭaka Prayers
The accessible practice
The first Śikṣāṣṭaka prayer returns to saṅkīrtana.
The feeling here: Unconditional devotion
The step notes are editorial study commentary, not quotations from the scripture.
Concept links, journeys and bridges are an editorial study map. Only the verses — in Śrīla Prabhupāda's translation — are the text itself. Prema, bhāva, mahābhāva and vipralambha are devotional terms, not psychological labels.