End Notes

1. Taittiriya Upanisad (2.7)

2. Adi-Lila 4.238-269

3. Adi-Lila 2.117-118

4. Adi-Lila 1.1

5. Adi-Lila 14.18 purport

6. Adi Lila 2.22 purport

7. Adi-Lila 13.88-90

8. Adi-Lila 3.41-45 / 14.7-20

9. Adi-Lila 3.35-36 / 3.47

10. Adi-Lila 4.40

11. Adi-Lila 4.230

12. Adi-Lila 7.6

13. Adi-Lila 5.135

14. Adi-Lila 10.92-103 / Madhya-Lila 2.84 purport

15. Adi-Lila 9.34-36

16. Adi-Lila 9.18

17. Caitanya-Bhagavata Antya-khanda 4.126

18. Caitanya Manjusa (commentary on Srimad-Bhagavatam)

19. Adi-Lila 14.94

20. Adi-Lila 7.71-96 (Sri Caitanya to Prakshananada Saraswati)

21. Adi-Lila 17.11 / 17.18 / 17.65-71

22. Adi-Lila 17.13

23. Adi-Lila 17.17

24. Adi-Lila 17.79-88

25. Adi-Lila 17.91-98

26. Adi-Lila 17.103-114

27. Adi-Lila 17.115-120

28. Adi-Lila 17.228-240

29. Adi-Lila 17.17

30. Adi-Lila 17.37-59

31. Adi-Lila 17.60-64

32. Adi-Lila 17.121-226

33. Adi-Lila 17.222

34. Adi-Lila 17.247-273

35. Brahma Vaivarta Purana (quoted in Adi-Lila 17.164)

36. Madhya-Lila 3.6

37. Madhya-Lila 7.128-129

38. Madhya-Lila 9.10

39. Madhya-Lila 9.309

40. Madhya-Lila 11.97

41. Madhya-Lila 11.217

42. Madhya-Lila 12.135 Purport

43. Stages from Sraddha (faith) to Prema (pure love) are described in his book “Madhurya-Kadambini”

44. Madhya-Lila 13.119 Purport

45. Madhya-Lila 14.227

46. Nectar of Instruction verse 9

47. Madhya-Lila Chapter 4 narrates the entire story

48. From O.B.L Kapoor’s “The Philosophy & Religion of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu”

49. Antya-Lila 6.220

50. Madhya-Lila 19.115

51. Madhya-Lila 20.97

52. Madhya-Lila 19.123-134

53. Antya-Lila 4.214-239

54. Adi-Lila 7.49-161

55. Antya-Lila 1.193 / 1.196-7 contains further glorification

56. Antya-Lila 2.34-35

57. Antya-Lila 3.49-164

58. Antya-Lila 6.236-237

59. Adi-Lila 10.99

60. Antya-Lila 9.135

61. Antya-Lila 14.12-13

62. Antya-Lila 15.27

63. Antya-Lila 15.24

64. see also Antya-Lila 14.57-83

65. Bhagavad-Gita 6.30

66. Excerpt from Bhakti Tirtha Swami’s “Reflections on Sacred Teachings: Siksastakam”

67. Teachings of Lord Caitanya

68. Based on Bhaktivinoda Thakur’s “Sanmodana Bhasyam” and Bhakti Tirtha Swami’s “Reflections on Sacred Teachings: Siksastakam”