Voice of Vivekananda
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(At the Twentieth Century Club of Boston, U. S. A.) Q. — Did Vedanta exert any influence over Mohammedanism? A. — This Vedantic spirit of religious liberality has very much affected …
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A DISCUSSION (This discussion followed the lecture on the Vedanta Philosophy delivered by the Swami at the Graduate Philosophical Society of Harvard University, U. S. A., on March 25, 1896. (Vol. …
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On Karma-YogaOn FanaticismWork is WorshipWork Without MotiveSadhanas or Preparations for Higher LifeThe Cosmos and The SelfWho is A Real Guru?On ArtOn LanguageThe SannyasinThe Sannyasin and The …
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Yoga has essentially to do with the meditative side of religion, rather than the ethical side, though, of necessity, a little of the latter has to be considered. Men and women are growing to desire …
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Speaking of the world-wide unity, before the Oak Beach Christian Unity, Swami Vivekananda said: All religions are, at the bottom, alike. This is so, although the Christian Church, like the Pharisee …
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The greatest misfortune to befall the world would be if all mankind were to recognise and accept but one religion, one universal form of worship, one standard of morality. This would be the death-blow …
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