Dates in the life of Swami Vivekananda

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Swami Vivekananda  ·  January 1, 1900
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January 1893

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Arrived in Rameswaram by horse carriage.

Lived on bhiksha

Rameswaram 2 Mon Lived on bhiksha Rameswaram 3 Tue Lived on bhiksha Rameswaram 4 Wed Lived on bhiksha Rameswaram 5 Thu     6 Fri Arrived in Madurai by horse carriage Madurai 7 Sat Arrived in Pondicherry by train Pondicherry 8 Sun   Pondicherry 9 Mon   Pondicherry 10 Tue   Pondicherry 11 Wed   Pondicherry 12 Thu   Pondicherry 13 Fri Arrived in Madras by train Madras 14 Sat   Madras 15 Sun   Madras 16 Mon   Madras 17 Tue   Madras 18 Wed   Madras 19 Thu   Madras 20 Fri   Madras 21 Sat   Madras 22 Sun   Madras 23 Mon   Madras 24 Tue   Madras 25 Wed   Madras 26 Thu   Madras 27 Fri   Madras 28 Sat Newspaper report: "A Bengali Sadhu" Madras 29 Sun   Madras 30 Mon   Madras 31 Tue   Madras

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- www.vivekananda.net edited by Frank Parlato Jr.

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