Dates in the life of Swami Vivekananda

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Swami Vivekananda  ·  January 1, 1900
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February 1898

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Date Day Event Place 1 Tue     2 Wed     3 Thu     4 Fri     5 Sat     6 Sun     7 Mon     8 Tue     9 Wed Newspaper Report: "His Rhythmic Flow"   10 Thu Letter: Sister Nivedita to Mr. and Mrs. Eric Hammond   11 Fri   12 Sat   13 Sun The Ramakrishna Math was located in Nilambar Mukherjee's Garden-House on the banks of Ganga (south of the present Belur Math)    14 Mon   15 Tue   16 Wed   17 Thu   18 Fri   19 Sat   20 Sun   21 Mon In the Lexington Street address of the New York Vedanta Society, the first birthday celebration of Sri Ramakrishna was publically celebrated in the West by Swami Abhedananda.   22 Tue   23 Wed Newspaper Report: "The North Adams Transcript"   24 Thu Newspaper Report: "Bhakti"   25 Fri

Took possession of the Belur land that the Math was ultimately built on.

Saradananda,  Shivananda, Akhandananda, Trigunatitananda and Turiyananda (the latter two suffering from Malaria) were in Calcutta.

Tulsi (Nirmalananda), Goodwin and Khoka were in Madras with Ramakrishnananda

Letter: Raja Pyari Mohan Mukherjee and Swami Ramakrishnananda

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