The word Kama (Devanagari: काम, Bengali: কাম) means "lust" or "sensual/sexual pleasure", and the the word Kanchana (Devanagari: कांचन, Bengali: কাঞ্চন) means "money/possession". …
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The word Kama (Devanagari: काम, Bengali: কাম) means "lust" or "sensual/sexual pleasure", and the the word Kanchana (Devanagari: कांचन, Bengali: কাঞ্চন) means "money/possession". …
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In the beginning of 1891 Swami Vivekanandawent to Alwar, Rajasthan and there taught Maharaja Mangal Singh the real meaning of idol worship. In this article we'll make a collection Swami Vivekananda's …
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Swami Vivekananda observed—[Source] Each work has to pass through these stages — ridicule, opposition, and then acceptance. He also asked—[Source] Let us remember the words of Kâlidâsa: …
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9.4.18 He trained his mind to be ever engrossed in the thought of Krishna’s feet; his words in recounting the excellences of Krishna; his hands in cleaning His places of worship; and his ears in …
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Swami Prakashananda (1874-1927) Sushilchandra Chakravarty in pre-monastic life, son of Ashutosh and younger brother of Sudhir (later Swami Shuddhananda), born on 8.7.1874 at ancestral home on …
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Dayananda, Swami (Bimal Maharaj)—Born of noble-hearted parents in a well-off family of Baganchra (Nadia), the Swami possessed the great qualities necessary for leading the higher ideal of life. Was …