Voice of Vivekananda
By VivekaVani
U. S. A.,4th April, 1895. DEAR ALASINGA, Your letter just to hand. You need not be afraid of anybody's attempting to hurt me. So long as the Lord protects me I shall be impregnable. Your ideas …
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54 W., 33 NEW YORK,27th March, 1895. DEAR SISTER (Isabelle McKindley) Your kind note gave me pleasure inexpressible. I was also able to read it through very easily. I have at last hit upon the …
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U. S. A.,6th March, 1895. DEAR ALASINGA, . . . Do not for a moment think the "Yankees" are practical in religion. In that the Hindu alone is practical, the Yankee in money-making, so that as …
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54 WEST, 33 NEW YORK,25th February, 1895. DEAR SISTER,1 I am sorry you had an attack of illness. I will give you an absent treatment though your confession takes half the strength out of my …
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19 W., 38 ST.,NEW YORK, 1895. DEAR ALASINGA, . . . Meddle not with so-called social reform, for there cannot be any reform without spiritual reform first. Who told you that I want social …
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54 W. 33RD STREET, N.Y.,1st February, 1895. DEAR SISTER (Miss Mary Hale) I just received your beautiful note.... Well, sometimes it is a good discipline to be forced to work for work's sake, …
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