Voice of Vivekananda
By VivekaVani
NEW YORK,14th April, 1896. DEAR DR. NANJUNDA RAO, I received your note this morning. As I am sailing for England tomorrow, I can only write a few hearty lines. I have every sympathy with your …
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U. S. A.,March, 1896. DEAR ALASINGA, . . . Push on with the work. I will do all I can. . . . If it pleases the Lord, yellow-garbed Sannyâsins will be common here and in England. Work on, my …
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BOSTON,23rd March, 1896. DEAR ALASINGA, . . . One of my new Sannyâsins is indeed a woman. . . . The others are men. I am going to make some more in England and take them over to India with me. …
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U. S. A.,17th February, 1896. DEAR ALASINGA, . . . I have used some very harsh words in my letters, which you ought to excuse, as you know, I get nervous at times. The work is terribly hard; and …
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228 W. 39TH STREET, NEW YORK,13th February, 1896. BLESSED AND BELOVED, (E. T. Sturdy) About the Sannyâsin coming over from India, I am sure he will help you in the translation work, also in …
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228 W. 39TH STREET,NEW YORK,10th February, 1896. DEAR SISTER, (Miss Mary Hale) I was astonished at learning that you have not received my letter yet. I wrote immediately after the receipt of …
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