How To Go Beyond Action and Inaction | Feb 27, 2012
October 29, 2026 · 16:03
How do the teachings you hear become the life you actually live? THE SUPREME PONTIFF OF HINDUISM (SPH), BHAGAVAN SRI NITHYANANDA PARAMASHIVAM, reveals the importance of putting spiritual understanding into practice. In this satsang on Bhagavad Gita 4.15 and 4.16, THE SPH explains how the grace of the Guru becomes lived experience through conscious action.
A Living Science Passed Through Generations
Through Bhagavan Sri Krishna's guidance to Arjuna, THE SPH explains that the science of liberation has been practiced across generations. The teaching invites the seeker to participate, practice, and discover its truth in daily life.
Keeping the Tradition Alive
Reflecting on the Devi Brahmotsavam, THE SPH describes the service of preserving sacred rituals and keeping the science of inner awakening alive. Each act of participation helps carry the living Sanatana Hindu tradition forward.
Turning Understanding into Experience
THE SPH uses the example of nourishing food and physical activity to explain the relationship between receiving grace and practicing the teachings. Listening opens the possibility; sincere practice allows that understanding to mature into experience.
Discerning Action and Inaction
Introducing verse 4.16, THE SPH explains that even learned people can become confused about action and inaction. Bhagavan Sri Krishna's teaching opens an inquiry into the understanding that leads to freedom.
Event Details Event: Bhagavad Gita Satsang — Jnanakarmasannyasa Yoga Verses: Chapter 4, Verses 15 & 16 Date: 27 February, 2012 Location: Bidadi, India
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