Swami Vivekananda
Reply to the address of welcome at Madras
When the Swami Vivekananda arrived at Madras an address of welcome was presented to him by the Madras Reception Committee. It read as follows:
The mission of the Vedanta
On the occasion of his visit to Kumbakonam, the Swamiji was presented with the following address by the local Hindu community:
Reply to the address of welcome at Madura
The Swami was presented with an address of welcome by the Hindus of Madura, which read as follows:
Reply to the address of welcome at Shivaganga and Manamadura
At Manamadura, the following address of welcome from the Zemindars and citizens of Shivaganga and Manamadura was presented to the Swami:
Reply to the address of welcome at Paramakudi
Paramakudi was the first stopping-place after leaving Ramnad, and there was a demonstration on a large scale, including the presentation of the following address:
Reply to the address of welcome at Ramnad
At Ramnad the following address was presented to Swami Vivekananda by the Raja:
Address at the Rameswaram temple on real worship
A visit was subsequently paid to the Rameswaram Temple, where the Swami was asked to address a few words to the people who had assembled there. This he did in the following terms:
Reply to the address of welcome at Pamban
On the arrival of Swami Vivekananda at Pamban, he was met by His Highness the Raja of Ramnad, who accorded him a hearty welcome. Preparations had been made at the landing wharf for a formal reception; and here, under a pandal which had been decorated with great taste, the following address on be
Vedantism
The following address of welcome from the Hindus of Jaffna was presented to Swami Vivekananda:
First public lecture in the East
After his memorable work in the West, Swami Vivekananda landed at Colombo on the afternoon of January 15, 1897, and was given a right royal reception by the Hindu community there. The following address of welcome was then presented to him:
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In regard to the method and the means of Bhakti-Yoga we read in the commentary of Bhagavan Ramanuja on the Vedanta-Sutras : "The attaining of That comes through discrimination, controlling the passions, practice, sacrificial work, purity, strength, and suppression of excessive joy." Viveka or di
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The next thing to be considered is what we know as Ishta-Nishthâ. One who aspires to be a Bhakta must know that "so many opinions are so many ways". He must know that all the various sects of the various religions are the various manifestations of the glory of the same Lord. "They call You by so