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Swami Vivekananda · January 1, 1900
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InstanceBeginEditable name="Body Content"   The Indian Mirror

September 22, 1896    

 

On the Swiss Alps

Swami Vivekananda writes from Lake Luzern Switzerland, under date the 23rd of August last. He has been walking over several parts of the Cis-Alpine country, enjoying the pleasing views of nature there. He says that the scenery is in no respect less grand than that of the Himalayas. Still, he makes out two points of difference between the two mountainous regions. In the former the rapid and thick colonization has been marring the beauty of the place. In the latter, there has not yet been any such marked tendency. The former has become a resort mainly for the sanatorists and summer-residents; and the latter mainly for the pilgrims and devotees. The Swami is shortly going to visit Germany, where an interview will take place with Prof. Deussen, after which, by the 24th of September, he will go back to England. To India, most likely, as he says, he is returning by the next winter. He intends to reside in the Himalayas.

 

 

 

 

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