Swami Vivekananda

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Vive Kananda lectured to an audience of about 150 [according to the Journal , 500] at the Auditorium last night upon "Buddhism, the Religion of the Light of Asia." (Of which there is no verbatim report available.) Honorable Don M. Dickinson introduced him to the audience.

January 1, 1900
FALLEN WOMEN
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FALLEN WOMEN

"Lalun is a member of the most ancient profession in the world. Lilith was her very great-grandmamma, and that was before the days of Eve, as everyone knows. In the West people say rude things about Lalun's profession and write lectures about it, and distribute the lectures to young persons in or

January 1, 1900
What India Is
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What India Is

—— CHRISTIAN NATIONS KILL AND MURDER, HE SAID, AND IMPORT DISEASE INTO FOREIGN COUNTRIES, THEN ADD INSULT TO INJURY BY PREACHING OF A CRUCIFIED CHRIST.

January 1, 1900
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The lecture on the Divinity of Man by Swami Vive Kananda, (In the earlier days Swami Vivekananda's name was thus mis-spelt by the American Press. — Publisher. ) the Hindu monk, drew a packed house at the Opera last Friday evening [February 22]. He stated that the fundamental basis of all religions

January 1, 1900
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Anecdotes of Swami Vive Kananda's visit are numerous and amusing — at least they must have been amusing to him, although a little humiliating to the American self-love. One lady said:

January 1, 1900
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Swami Vive Kananda repaid the admiration of his lady acquaintances by writing verses, at the same time religious and semi-sentimental, yesterday afternoon. * He departed this morning for Ada, O. [Ohio].

January 1, 1900
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The First Unitarian Church was crowded last night to hear Vive Kananda. The audience was composed of people who came from Jefferson Avenue and the upper part of Woodward Avenue. Most of it was ladies who seemed deeply interested in the address and applauded several remarks of the Brahman wi

January 1, 1900
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. . "I take your Jesus," Kananda said last Saturday evening [February 17]. ( Vide “The Divinity of Man” and “Is India a Benighted Country?”.)

January 1, 1900
Two Remarkable Things in This Country
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Two Remarkable Things in This Country

ITS RECENT EXPRESSION BY VIVE KANANDA. —— HIS MISSION WORTHY THE SERIOUS ATTENTION OF AMERICANS. —— THE TWO REMARKABLE THINGS IN THE UNITED STATES WHICH GRATIFIES THE DISTINGUISHED PAGAN — WHAT ENVIRONMENT WILL DO FOR ANY PEOPLE — RAP AT MISSIONARIES.

January 1, 1900
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Swami Vive Kananda, Hindoo philosopher and priest, concluded his series of lectures, or rather, sermons, at the Unitarian church last night, speaking on "The Divinity of God" [sic]. (Actually the subject was "The Divinity of Man".) In spite of the bad weather, the church was crowded almost to the

January 1, 1900
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I cannot comply with the request of The News to work a miracle in proof of my religion," said Vive Kananda to a representative of this paper, after being shown The News editorial on the subject. "In the first place, I am no miracle worker, and in the second place the pure Hindoo religion I profe

January 1, 1900
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Newspaper and periodical reports published during Swami Vivekananda's lifetime

The second lecture of the Hindoo monk, Swami Vive Kananda, was given last evening at the Unitarian church to a large and very appreciative audience. The expectation of the audience that the speaker would enlighten them regarding "Hindoo Philosophy," as the lecture was entitled, was gratified to

January 1, 1900
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