Voice of Vivekananda
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(Delivered in Detroit on March 19, 1894:Reported in Detroit Tribune) Vive Kananda lectured to an audience of about 150 [according to the Journal, 500] at the Auditorium last night upon …
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(Delivered in Memphis on January 21, 1894:Reported in Appeal-Avalanche) "Comparative Theology" was the subject of a discourse last night by Swami Vive Kananda at the Young Men's Hebrew Association …
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(Delivered in Memphis on January 19, 1894:Reported in Appeal-Avalanche) Swami Vive Kananda, the beturbaned and yellow-robed monk, lectured again last night to a fair-sized and appreciative audience …
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(Delivered in Memphis on January 17, 1894:Reported in Appeal-Avalanche) The audience was moderately large, and was made up of the best literary and musical talent of the city, including some of the …
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On ArtOn MusicOn Mantra and Mantra-ChaitanyaOn Conceptions of GodheadOn FoodOn Sannyâsa and Family LifeOn Questioning the Competency of the GuruShri Ramakrishna: The Significance of His Life and …
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In order that a nation may rise, it must have a high ideal. Now, that ideal is, of course, the abstract Brahman. But as you all cannot be inspired by an abstract ideal, you must have a personal ideal. …
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