Yukta Vairagya – dovetailing the material propensity for higher purpose. So that way, we get the ultimate spiritual realization and the same time we are surviving in this material world. Lord Caitanya didn't say to do 'markat-vairagya'. Markat-vairagya means monkey renunciation, looking very renounced but actually very attached. Rather, do your material duties very responsibly and attached to Krishna – that is yukta-vairagya.
Nature of Envy is to take quality and interpret and re-interpret.
There is no eye equal to knowledge, no austerity equal to speaking the truth, no misery equal to attachment and no happiness equal to detachment.
Purity of consciousness depends upon purity of mind. Purity of mind depends on purity of actions. How you eat, sleep and whom you associate with matters a lot.
Pure devotion means that one is very eager and enthusiastic to serve the Lord at all time without any laziness.
The path of bhakti is personal, it is not ritualistically automatic.