Swami Vivekananda

(Translated from Bengali )I Om Namo Nârâyanâya, ("Salutations to the Lord"; the usual form of addressing a Sannyasin. These memoirs of his second journey to the West were addressed to …

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Swami Vivekananda left Calcutta for the West, for the second time, on the 20th June, 1899, by the BISN steamship Golconda. In reading these pages the reader should remember that Swamiji wrote them in …

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XXXV FALLEN WOMEN (The Detroit Tribune, March 17, 1894) "Lalun is a member of the most ancient profession in the world. Lilith was her very great-grandmamma, and that was before the days of …

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XXXIV RELIGIOUS HARMONY (The Detroit Free Press, February 14, 1894) Swami is a person of medium stature, with the dusky complexion common with people of his nationality, gentle in manner, …

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XXXIII RELIGION, CIVILISATION, AND MIRACLES (The Appeal-Avalanche) "I am a monk," he said, as he sat in the parlors of La Salette Academy, (On January 21, 1894.) which is his home while in …

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