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Swami Vivekananda  ·  January 1, 1900
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January 1899

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The Ramakrishna Math was moved from Nilamber Mukherjee's Garden-House to the present Belur Math

Letter: Mrs. Charlotte Sevier to Miss. MacLeod

  2 Mon     3 Tue Letter: Mrinalini Bose   4 Wed     5 Thu     6 Fri     7 Sat     8 Sun     9 Mon     10 Tue     11 Wed     12 Thu     13 Fri     14 Sat The Udbodhan, a Bengali magazine, published by the Ramakrishna Mission published its first issue. Swami Trigunatita was editor.    15 Sun     16 Mon     17 Tue Ram Chandra Datta died.   18 Wed     19 Thu     20 Fri     21 Sat     22 Sun     23 Mon     24 Tue     25 Wed Letter: Swami Saradananda to Miss MacLeod   26 Thu

[Approximate date]  Swamiji's returned to Calcutta from Deoghur

Letter: Sister Christine

  27 Fri

The day after his return from Deoghur, he held a meeting of the monks, and told them they must be prepared, like the Apostles of Christ, to go forth and preach the gospel of Sri Ramakrishna.

He asked Swamis Virajananda and Prakasananda, to go to Dacca in East Bengal.  Swamis Saradananda and Turiyananda were to leave for Gujarat.

  28 Sat     29 Sun He attended a tea-party, arranged by Nivedita. Rabindranath Tagore sang three songs.    30 Mon     31 Tue The Swami had a conversation with Swami Saradanada.       tarted Udbodhan Monthly Bengali magazine. (Still published)   

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