Voice of Vivekananda
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A veritable ethnological museum! Possibly, the half-ape skeleton of the recently discovered Sumatra link will be found on search here, too. The Dolmens are not wanting. Flint implements can be dug out …
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To help the suffering world was the gigantic task to which the Buddha gave prominence, brushing aside for the time being almost all other phases of religion; yet he had to spend years in …
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(Written for the Brahmâvadin, from London, June 6, 1896.) Though the ideal of work of our Brahmavâdin should always be "कर्मण्येवाधिकारस्ते मा फलेषु कदाचन — To work thou hast the …
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(Written for the Brahmavâdin, 1896.) More than a decade has passed since a young German student, one of eight children of a not very well-to-do clergyman, heard on a certain day Professor …
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(Contributed to the Metaphysical Magazine, New York, March, 1895) "Both you and I have passed through many births; you know them not, I know them all." — Bhagavad-Gitâ Of the many …
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(The Swamiji's contribution to the discussion of this question, carried on in the pages of The New York Morning Advertiser.) "None has power to destroy the unchangeable." — …
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