You Can Rise Again! Discover the Inner Strength You Keep Forgetting | Feb 26, 2012
November 2, 2026 · 34:10
What if your ability to begin again is something you have already demonstrated countless times? In this satsang on Bhagavad Gita 4.14, THE SUPREME PONTIFF OF HINDUISM (SPH), BHAGAVAN SRI NITHYANANDA PARAMASHIVAM, invites you to recognize the inner strength behind every fresh beginning and discover a deeper freedom in the way you meet life.
The Strength Behind Every New Beginning
THE SPH offers a memorable perspective: someone who has fallen a hundred times has also stood up a hundred and one times. The teaching draws attention to the capacity for renewal that is already expressing in your life.
Looking Beyond the Fear of Fear
THE SPH examines how repeatedly anticipating emotional difficulty can reinforce worry. Through the example of a small wooden wedge expanding within stone, the satsang explores how a single idea can grow in the mind and shape experience.
Action and Inner Freedom
Explaining Bhagavan Sri Krishna's words in verse 4.14, THE SPH explores freedom from identification with the objects and results of action. Recognizing the Master's inner clarity becomes an invitation to look within and discover that possibility for yourself.
Compassion That Awakens Others
THE SPH describes spiritual leadership that brings forth more leaders. Bhagavan Sri Krishna's declaration of His state is presented as an expression of compassion that raises the seeker toward the same realization. Receiving people with a sense of selfless love and care can express this spirit of generosity in our inner space.
Event Details Event: Bhagavad Gita Satsang — Jnanakarmasannyasa Yoga Verse: Chapter 4, Verse 14 Date: 26 February, 2012 Location: Bidadi, India
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