Voice of Vivekananda
By VivekaVani
(Translated from Bengali ) HIGH VIEW, CAVERSHAM,READING,27th April, 1896. DEAR (Members of the Alambazar Math), . . . Let me write something for you all. It is not for gaining personal …
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U.S.A.March, 1896. DEAR ALASINGA, Last week I wrote you about the Brahmavâdin. I forgot to write about the Bhakti lectures. They ought to be published in a book all together. A few hundreds …
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(Translated from Bengali ) 19 WEST 38th STREET,NEW YORK, August, 1895. BELOVED RAKHAL, . . . I am now in New York City. The city is hot in summer, exactly like Calcutta. …
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54 W. 33 NEW YORK,May, 1895. DEAR __, Since writing to you my pupils have come round me with help, and the classes will go on nicely now no doubt. I was so glad at it because teaching has …
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54 W. 33 NEW YORK,25th April, 1895. DEAR BROTHER (To Dr. I. Janes.), I was away in the Catskill mountains and it was almost impossible to get a letter regularly posted from where I was — so …
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1895. DEAR ALASINGA, We have no organisation, nor want to build any. Each one is quite independent to teach, quite free to preach whatever he or she likes. If you have the spirit within, you …
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