Dates in the life of Swami Vivekananda

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Swami Vivekananda  ·  January 1, 1900
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February 1899

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Date Day Event Place 1 Wed     2 Thu Letter: Josephine MacLeod   3 Fri     4 Sat Virajananda and Prakasananda left for Dacca.   5 Sun     6 Mon     7 Tue Saradananda and Turiyananda left for Gujarat.   8 Wed     9 Thu     10 Fri     11 Sat     12 Sun     13 Mon Sister Nivedita delivered a lecture on "Kali and Kali-worship" at Albert Hall, on College Street Dr. Sarkar afterward made speech protesting idolatry.   14 Tue     15 Wed [Estimated Date] Sister Nivedita received an invitation from the Haldars, proprietors of the Kali temple at Kalighat, to deliver a lecture at the temple precincts.   16 Thu     17 Fri     18 Sat     19 Sun     20 Mon The Swami went with Sister Nivedita to meet Maharishi Devendranath Tagore in the seclusion of his family home in Jorasanko. Tagore no longer lived on Park St. He had withdrawn into the family-home in Jorasanko saying that it is right to die where he was born.   21 Tue     22 Wed Swami Abayananda [Marie Louise] arrived in Bombay.   23 Thu Letter: Josephine MacLeod to Sara Bull   24 Fri     25 Sat     26 Sun Swamiji, accompanied by a few monks of the Belur Math, attended a lecture delivered by Nivedita at the Minerva Theatre on "The Young Movement".   27 Mon     28 Tue    

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