(Translated from Bengali ) VRINDABAN,12th Aug., 1888. DEAR SIR, Leaving Ayodhya I have reached the holy Vrindaban, and am putting up at Kâlâ Bâbu's Kunja. In the town the mind feels …
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(Translated from Bengali ) VRINDABAN,12th Aug., 1888. DEAR SIR, Leaving Ayodhya I have reached the holy Vrindaban, and am putting up at Kâlâ Bâbu's Kunja. In the town the mind feels …
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Historical Evolution of IndiaThe Story of the Boy GopalaMy Play is DoneThe CupA BenedictionThe Hymn of CreationOn the Sea's BosomHinduism and Shri RamakrishnaThe Bengali LanguageMatter for Serious …
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(This incomplete story was found among Swamiji's papers after he had passed away. It is printed as the last article in the Bengali book Bhâbbâr Kathâ.) Baron K— lived in a district …
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(Translated from Bengali ) A man presented himself to be blessed by a sight of the Deity. He had an access of joy and devotion at the sight; and perhaps to pay back the good he received, …
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(Translated from Bengali ) (Written for the "Udbodhan") In our country, owing to all learning being in Sanskrit from the ancient times, there has arisen an immeasurable gulf …
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(Translated from Bengali ) By the word "Shastras" the Vedas without beginning or end are meant. In matters of religious duty the Vedas are the only capable authority. The Puranas and …
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