Voice of Vivekananda
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(The Westminster Gazette, 23rd October, 1895) Indian philosophy has in recent years had a deep and growing fascination for many minds, though up to the present time its exponents in this country …
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(The Memphis Commercial, 15th January, 1894) Asked by the reporter for his impressions of America, he said: "I have a good impression of this country especially of the American women. I have …
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NoteI FakirII Panditji MaharajIII AlasingaIV AlasingaV AlasingaVI HaripadaVII FriendsVIII AlasingaIX SharatX AlasingaXI AlasingaXII SisterXIII AlasingaXIV AlasingaXV KidiXVI SisterXVII AlasingaXVIII …
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THE MATH,14th June, 1902. DEAR DHIRÂ MÂTÂ, (Mrs. Ole Bull.) . . . In my opinion, a race must first cultivate a great respect for motherhood, through the sanctification and inviolability of …
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THE MATH,BELUR, HOWRAH,15th May, 1902. DEAR JOE, (Miss Josephine MacLeod.) I send you the letter to Madame Calvé.. . .I am somewhat better, but of course far …
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THE MATH,21st April, 1902. DEAR JOE, (Miss Josephine MacLeod.) It seems the plan of going to Japan seems to have come to nought. Mrs. Bull is gone, you are going. I am not sufficiently …
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