Voice of Vivekananda
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(The Hindu, Madras, February, 1897) Q. — The theory that the universe is false seems to be understood in the following senses: (a) the sense in which the duration of perishing forms and names is …
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(The Echo, London, 1896) . . . I presume that in his own country the Swami would live under a tree, or at most in the precincts of a temple, his head shaved, dressed in the costume of his country. …
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(India, London, 1896) During the London season, Swami Vivekananda has been teaching and lecturing to considerable numbers of people who have been attracted by his doctrine and philosophy. Most …
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(Sunday Times, London, 1896) English people are well acquainted with the fact that they send missionaries to India's "coral strands". Indeed, so thoroughly do they obey the behest, "Go ye forth …
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(The Westminster Gazette, 23rd October, 1895) Indian philosophy has in recent years had a deep and growing fascination for many minds, though up to the present time its exponents in this country …
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(The Memphis Commercial, 15th January, 1894) Asked by the reporter for his impressions of America, he said: "I have a good impression of this country especially of the American women. I have …