Biographical

Swami Saradananda gave his first lecture in America, "The Vedanta Philosophy" at Greenacre Maine.

Lecture: "The necessity of religion" at Royal Institute of Painters In Water Colours, 191 Picadilly, London. Transcribed by Goodwin and brought out in pamphlet form by Mr. Sturdy. Subsequently, included in the book, Jnana Yoga.

Lectures: Morn - " History of the Aryan Race " Eve - "Influence of Vedanta on Western Thought"

Lecture: " Ideal of a Universal Religion " Newspaper ad announcement of the lecture.

Lectures: Morn - "Patanjali's Yoga Aphorisms" Eve - "Raja Yoga in brief"

Lectures: Morn - "Non-attachment is the complete self-abnegation " Eve: " We help ourselves, not the world "

Letters: Mrs. Ole Bull , Mr. E.T. Sturdy, Miss. Josephine MacLeod and Sister Christine

Lecture: "Indian philosophy and Western society" at The Balloon society

Lecture: "Eastern doctrine of love" at Town Hall, Maidenhead.

The English-language magazine Brahmavadin published its first edition under the editorial direction of Vivekananda's disciple, Alasinga Perumal. It began as a fortnightly.

Newspaper Report: "A summary of 'Buddhism', the fulfillment of Hinduism "

Lecture: "God and the soul (Soul, God and religion)" , at Unity Hall, Hartford, CT

Lecture: "Buddhism as understood in India" at Brooklyn ethical association, in the Art Gallery at Pouch Mansion, 345 Clinton Ave, Brooklyn.

Lectures: "Ideals of womanhood" and "Hindu, Mohammedan and Christian" at Brooklyn ethical association, in the Art Gallery at Pouch Mansion, 345 Clinton Ave, Brooklyn.

Letter: SV to Swami Ramakrishnananda Letter: Frank Leggett to Betty Sturges

Spoke at a vegetarian dinner of the V Club at St. Denis hotel , Broadway and 11th street. About 50 members present.

Lecture: "Is India a benighted country" at Dr. and Mrs. E. Guernsey's parlor at Union League Club, 528 Fifth Ave, New York City

Lecture: "Christiniaty in India". Detroit Free Press report and Detroit Tribune report on this lecture. Newspaper report: Hypocrits

Lecture: "Manners and Customs in India" at Unitarian Church. Detroit Free Press report of this lecture.