Who Is Making Your Life Decisions | Going Beyond Fear and Anger | Feb 29, 2012
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Discover the inner freedom to relate to fear, anger, and emotional reactions with greater understanding. THE SUPREME PONTIFF OF HINDUISM (SPH), BHAGAVAN SRI NITHYANANDA PARAMASHIVAM, explores Bhagavad Gita 4.18 and the subtle teaching of perceiving inaction within action.
Seeing Beyond Emotional Reactions
THE SPH invites seekers to examine the impulses behind their reactions and the importance given to changing emotional states. Through this inquiry, the satsang points toward a deeper space of awareness and freedom.
The Spiritual Meaning of Inaction
Explaining the first part of verse 4.18, THE SPH connects the teaching to the six systems of Sanatana Hindu philosophy and the direct experience of enlightenment. The emphasis is on understanding the source of action and discovering the freedom of unclutching.
Devi, Gautama, and Arunachala
Through the account of Devi's tapas at Arunachala, THE SPH shares Gautama's guidance and the spiritual significance of Girivalam, circumambulation of the sacred hill. The account places spiritual practice within Devi's journey toward Paramashiva, the Ultimate Divinity.
Preserving Living Spiritual Traditions
The latter part of this archival satsang presents THE SPH's 2012 vision for Enlightening TV: sharing the lives of spiritual masters, sacred places, mystical traditions, and living spiritual knowledge with the world. These announcements belong to the original recording's historical context.
Event Details Event: Bhagavad Gita Satsang — Jnanakarmasannyasa Yoga Verse: Chapter 4, Verse 18 Date: 29 February, 2012 Location: Bidadi, India
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