Topics covered
SB 1.12: Birth of Emperor Parīkṣit
- The attemt to slaughter Uttaras unborn child
- Lord Krishna saves Parikshit from death in the womb
- Parikshit, in the womb , sees the Lord
- Planetary influences at the time of birth
- Divine personal protection
- Arjuna, the hero of bhagavad – gita
- Only Krishna couscious leaders are competent
- Even a child can be educated to see God
- Pleasing Krishna destroys sinful reactions
SB 1.16: How Parīkṣit Received the Age of Kali
- The reign of Maharaja Parikshit
- His world tour
- His attempt to exterminate Kali
- The principles of cow protection
- Cow -killing a great drawback
- Degradation in the age of kali
- Lord Krishnas transcendental attributes
- Lord Krishna attractive even for the goddess of fortune
- The delightful earth during the Lords presence
SB 1.17: Punishment and Reward of Kali
- Maharaja parikshit meets the pretender Kali
- The bull, symbol of religion
- Cow the source of religious principles
- Cow – killing goverment condemned
- The bull is an offenseless and hones species
- The states duty toward the offenseless and the offenders
- The philosophy of wrongdoer
- The pillars and killers of religiosity
- Earths bereavement
- A strong king can adjust earthly disorders
- Consequences of an impious goverment
- Specified spots for sinful activities
- Ideal leaders of social welfare
- Diplomacy in fighting evil
- Spiritual movements and state support
SB 1.18: Mahārāja Parīkṣit Cursed by a Brāhmaṇa Boy
- Accepting the spiritual master
- Checking the evil
- A special concession for the fallen age
- A feasible sacrifice in the age of kali
- Sri Krishna, the unlimited
- Practical salvation
- Significance of the unlimited
- The story of Maharaja Parikshit
- The angry king
- The Lords special mercy
- Caste malice
- The puffed – up brahmana boy
- The result of destroying monarchy
