Voice of Vivekananda
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(Delivered in Minneapolis on November 26, 1893:Reported in the Minneapolis Journal) The Unitarian church was crowded yesterday morning by an audience anxious to learn something of eastern religious …
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In art, interest must be centred on the principal theme. Drama is the most difficult of all arts. In it two things are to be satisfied — first, the ears, and second, the eyes. To paint a scene, if one …
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NoteMemoirs of European Travel IMemoirs of European Travel IIAddenda …
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(These interesting jottings were found among Swamiji's papers — Ed.)(Translated from Bengali ) The first view of Constantinople we had from the train. It is an ancient city, with big …
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(Translated from Bengali )II We have an adage among us that one that has a disc-like pattern on the soles of his feet becomes a vagabond. I fear, I have my soles inscribed all over with …
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(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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