Dates in the life of Swami Vivekananda

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Swami Vivekananda  ·  January 1, 1900
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May 1898

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Date Day Event Place 1 Sun     2 Mon     3 Tue Visited the house in Calcutta of the Holy Mother. Sister Nivedita was also there.   4 Wed     5 Thu     6 Fri     7 Sat     8 Sun     9 Mon Visited Mrs Bull, Josephine Macleod and Sister Nivedita at their cottage in Belur when a storm broke out.     10 Tue     11 Wed Left Howarth station toward the Himalayas with a group of brother disciples, his disciples including  Sister Nivedita, Josephine MacLeod, and Mrs. Ole Bull Himalayas 12 Thu   Himalayas 13 Fri   Himalayas 14 Sat   Himalayas 15 Sun   Himalayas 16 Mon   Himalayas 17 Tue   Himalayas 18 Wed   Himalayas 19 Thu   Himalayas 20 Fri Letters: SV to Sister Nivedita and Swami Brahmananda Himalayas 21 Sat   Himalayas 22 Sun Letter: Sister Nivedita to Mrs. Eric Hammond Himalayas 23 Mon   Himalayas 24 Tue   Himalayas 25 Wed Went into forest alone for ten hours daily for sadhana; stayed in a  tent at night. Upon his return he was surrounded by people waiting for him which broke the mood. Almora 26 Thu See above Almora 27 Fri See above Almora 28 Sat Returned to Captain Seiver's residence in Almora Almora 29 Sun Went on one week trip with Seivers   30 Mon     31 Tue J.J. Goodwin died in Ootacamund.       The publication of the Swami's English journal Prabuddha Bharata was suspended after the death of its first editor, 24-year old B. R. Rajam Iyer at Chennai.  

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